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Heroku vs Eclipse IDE Comparison (2026)

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Heroku

Eclipse IDE

Overview

Heroku is a cloud platform as a service (PaaS) designed for developers and teams to build, deliver, monitor, and scale modern apps. Heroku offers integrated tools, services, and workflows to help organizations of all sizes to maximize individual and team productivity, and deliver apps more quickly.

Eclipse IDE is an open-source integrated development environment (IDE) that supports the development of Java-based applications. Eclipse IDE supports Java 16 and as well as Mac AArch64 (Arm64).

Platforms supported

Web-based
iPhone app
Android app
Windows Phone app

Typical customers

Freelancers
Small businesses
Mid size businesses
Large enterprises

Customer support

Phone
Online
Knowledge base
Video tutorials

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Platforms supported

Web-based
iPhone app
Android app
Windows Phone app

Typical customers

Freelancers
Small businesses
Mid size businesses
Large enterprises

Customer support

Phone
Online
Knowledge base
Video tutorials

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Video & Screenshots

No videos yet

Pricing

Starting from

Per month

Free trial available
Credit cardless trial
Free account
Subscription based

Starting from

Free

Free trial available
Credit cardless trial
Free account
Subscription based

User reviews

4.6

305

196

Value for money

Ease of use

Features

Customer support

84%

would recommend this app

4.3

205

Value for money

Ease of use

Features

Customer support

64%

would recommend this app

Pros

“You simply have your app running locally, Now you don’t want to reinstall everything on a server you manage.”

Edgar H.

Business owner and programmer

“With a simple website with a database and some redis, you’ll probably pay 80€/month”

Edgar H.

Business owner and programmer

“Its pricing model is based on the amount of resources (e.g. memory, CPU) used by your application, and can quickly add up as your application grows and scales.”

Efezino U.

Software Developer

Pros

“The ability to add plugins and adjust the environment to fit different workflows is a big advantage, especially for developers working on different types of projects.”

Swarnima G.

Software Engineer

“The interface also takes some time to get used to, but after working with it for a while, it becomes more comfortable to navigate. Despite some performance issues and occasional glitches, it is still a reliable IDE for serious development work.”

Swarnima G.

Software Engineer

“The site has been developed over the years, so it includes both static and dynamic pages that retrieve data from a PostgreSQL database. As it has grown over time, it has become quite complex, and a basic text editor is sometimes insufficient.”

Luca L.

IT Analyst and Developer

Cons

“Had issues in deploying web apps that occurred bugs and tracking logs could use some improvements.”

Irvin D.

Software Developer

“I really loved the hobby plan that Heroku had but it seems that now it's not available.”

Vasilis K.

Web Developer

“It's really expensive.”

Vinicius L.

Software Engineer

Cons

“The interface can feel dated compared to newer IDEs, and performance often slows down when working with many plugins.”

Hrithik V.

Software Engineer - Trading Systems

“Plugin management can be another pain point. While there are many plugins available, setting them up or dealing with compatibility issues is not always smooth.”

Swarnima G.

Software Engineer

“The interface can feel cluttered and a bit outdated compared to more modern IDEs.”

Mathieu R.

Programmeur Jouabilité