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BlackBerry Toolkit For Developer

Right now I'm Still using Eclipse to Develop for Blacberry OS 5.

I don't know if the site still support Eclipse Plugin for Blackberry. But if you still want to develop on Blackberry i Suggest you choose tool from the main site. They have Java, C++, HTML5, and Adobe Air as platform to choose.

I am not a Java Developer but an awesome PHP Developer, but i still choose Eclipse Plugin to develop. here are the link if you want to try

Checkout every platform here  https://developer.blackberry.com/

if you want to go straight to Eclipse https://developer.blackberry.com/java/download/eclipse.

the Eclipse is supporting OS 7 as the newest OS. So if you want to develop for earlier OS you should download the plugin for eclipse. here is the link from Blackberry Doc site. http://docs.blackberry.com/en/developers/deliverables/23651/Install_Configure_973458_11.jsp . I think the link its just tutorial on  how to install plugin for eclipse. but it should help you anyway.

if you want to develop in Blackberry 10 you should go with C++/Cascade, Java is not supported but there is Android Runtime that run Java. So if you want to code in java, just create Android App then Port it to BB 10.

as for now I'm downloading Cascade, i want to try at least one Hello World. I will write about these later on.

Good luck Coder.

[i haven't look into installing Eclipse lately, so i will update these post later]
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