Three Steps to Remote Pair Programming with Eclipse

Host a session from Eclipse and invite anyone to join, even if they use a different IDE! Perfect for all types of collaboration: pair programming, mob programming, code review, project design, unit testing, education, interviews, remote development and more.

Step 1: Install CodeTogether

CodeTogether is a plugin that lets you live share Eclipse. Host a session from your Eclipse IDE and invite anyone to join—they can join from Eclipse, IntelliJ, VS Code, or even a browser. Full end-to-end source encryption ensures all code stays secure.

To get started, simply drag this button to your Eclipse IDE (requires Marketplace Client) or add the plugin from our update site.

Free plan always available!

Update site: https://www.codetogether.com/updates/ci/

Host a pair programming session in Eclipse

Step 2: Start a session

Now that you’ve installed CodeTogether, you’re ready to start collaborating!

Just click Host New Session from the CodeTogether view, select access privileges, and click Start. It’s that easy!

Not ready to invite others? No problem! Just click Try in local browser from the CodeTogether view to experiment on your own.

Step 3: Invite guests & code together

Now you can invite others to join you. Just click the Copy Invite URL button, and then share the link with anyone.

Invitees access the link from the CodeTogether view in their IDE (Eclipse, IntelliJ, or VS Code, or from a browser (no registration, download or installation required).

Work with a team? Skip copying and pasting URLs with CodeTogether Teams. You also get unlimited sessions with 50 guests and advanced features.

Join a pair programming session in Eclipse

You & your guests will love it!

No learning curve for participants makes it simple to dive right into pair programming, or even mob programming!

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Host-Provided Intelligence

The host provides language smarts so everyone gets key functionality, like content assist, validation and navigation, whether joining from a browser or IDE. When joining from a browser, select the preferred IDE theme and key bindings for optimal productivity.

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Stay Together or Code Alone

Everyone gets to choose whether to code on their own or as part of a group, and it’s a breeze to switch between groups and coding alone. Same-file simultaneous coding, just like in Google Docs, takes code collaboration to a whole new level! Perfect for mob programming.

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Optional Audio & Video

Built-in communication tools include audio, video, text chat & screen sharing, plus fun extras like polls and reactions. Anyone in the session can start an audio/video bridge for the session or even invite A/V-only guests who won’t have access to the code.

A/V in CodeTogether

My students have been using CodeTogether this semester to help work at a distance. They have uniformly and overwhelmingly enjoyed the experience. Many of them have Eclipse experience, and have reported being able to do significantly more together using your product than with Eclipse alone.

Jason Hemann

Lecturer, Northeastern University

Thank you for this brilliant tool. This is the first one that makes nearly instant sharing possible . . . overall a wonderful experience.

Astrid Sawatzky

Lead Developer, Thera-Pi

This tool addresses the shortcomings . . . in traditional collaborative developer solutions, such as screen sharing. A central issue with such tools is to ensure that collaborations are seamless and don’t hinder developers.

Charles King

Analyst, Pund-IT

What are you waiting for?

Get CodeTogether today and let the collaboration begin!

Pro plan and free trials of Teams and On-Premises also available.