Eclipse ADT (Android Development Tools) was a plugin for the Eclipse IDE that provided a suite of tools for developing Android applications. It enabled developers to create, test, debug, and package Android apps directly within the Eclipse environment. ADT provided features like a graphical layout editor, code completion, debugging tools, and integration with the Android SDK. Google officially stopped supporting ADT at the end of 2015, recommending developers migrate to Android Studio.
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