Eclipse Indigo: I am touched

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I've downloaded Eclipse 3.7 final, codename Indigo, Java Edition (not JEE).
As expected it has Maven integration by default, and that's good but
is not the real good news.

The good news is that it works great, more than I could even dream.
The integration exists and comes without any negative effect: you can
just import Maven project by default.

What is great is that when you import a project, Eclipse analyzes the
POM and propose you to install some plugins afrter it: so while importing my
projects Eclipse asked me to install WTP integration and another plugin
dedicated to OSGI, for example. And after the restart, all the existing projects
take advanteges of the new plugin and I had to do nothing. Going to Preferences | Maven | Discovery will show all the catalog.

It's not finished. I installed Spring Tools Suite from
http://www.springsource.org/node/3151 and not only installation was
smooth and working, but after the restart all the spring based
projects gained the Spring Nature again without doing nothing. The
project explorer also show a nice organized view of a project.

From Eclipse Marketplace I quickly added Subclipse, EGit and MoreUnit
and I'm ready to go.

First Eclipse release I'm really happy about since, I thing, 3.2. At
those time was the Eclipse features to be important: new refactoring,
new automation etc... Since a few years what I was missing more the
lack of integration with the project management (maven) and
application configuration (spring).

Now the gap has been filled. Good work.