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What are java tools?


The presence of open source makes programming easy and provides an out of the box ability to let young Java developers modify the apparatus by their own. The tools with open source support can be expanded with new plugins and extensions. And most importantly, they can be reached through a variety of operating systems. We are here covering top five open source tools that you as a Java developer can use to create new experiences on your existing or new developments.


1   1) Eclipse:

Eclipse is perhaps the most used integrated development environment (IDE) for developing Java applications. No matter whether you want to develop some apps for Android or write some programs for software like Mathematica, Eclipse is an integrated solution for you. It has a large number of plugins. Additionally, it recently debuted within Microsoft’s Visual Studio to ease your development. Eclipse SDK is available as a free and open source (FOSS) software. It is not compatible with the original GNU General Public License. However, it uses GNU Classpath and can run under IcedTea project.

   2) Chef:

Chef is a Ruby-based configuration management tool that offers you an easy way to configure your development or production environment right on your premise. You can also integrate tasks into cloud-based platforms such as Amazon EC2, Google Cloud Platform, Open Stack or Microsoft Azure. Scripts written by Chef are known as recipes and their groups are being called cookbooks. The tool uses Ruby as the base of its scripts to provide you a generic scripting language for enabling automated infrastructure activities.

3) JUnit :

JUnit is a unit testing framework for Java developments. It allows you to write and run unit tests that help in examining class, method and functionality of your codes. Cross-platform JUnit is based on x Unit architecture. You can access its code directly from GitHub to modify its usage. There are some specific annotations that JUnit uses to run your unit tests. For instance, you have to use to test methods and Before or After to define a particular method for execution before or after each of your test methods.

 4) Mockito:

Mockito is a mock testing framework for Java. It lets you verify the behavior of the system under test (SUT) without any prior expectations and enables the creation, verification and stubbing of mocks. Abilities such as readable tests and verification errors make Mockito one of the most popular testing tool. It has its presence on GitHub to enable modifications in its source code.

5)   Flyway:

Flyway works as an open source database migration tool. It has a command-line client as well as a Java API, Maven, Gradle and SBT plugins and Ant tasks. Databases that are supported through Boxfuse-developed Flyway include Oracle, SQL Server, SQL Azure, MySQL, MariaDB, Google Cloud SQL, Sybase ASE and Phoenix among others.





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