Software:List of Java software and tools
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Short description: Java software and development tools
This is a list of software and programming tools for the Java programming language, which includes frameworks, libraries, IDEs, build tools, application servers, and related projects.
Java frameworks
Libraries
- Apache Ant — build automation tool
- Apache Batik — SVG processing
- Apache Cayenne — object-relational mapping
- Apache Xerces – collection of software libraries for parsing, validating, serializing and manipulating XML.
- Applet — applet API
- Ardor3D — 3D graphics engine
- Bonita BPM — workflow engine
- Cassowary — constraint solving
- Checkstyle — static code analysis
- GNU Classpath — standard library implementation
- Colt — scientific computing and technical computing
- Commons Daemon — manages applications as daemons
- DESMO-J — discrete event simulation
- Diagrams.net — diagramming
- Disruptor — high-performance messaging
- Dom4j — XML processing
- Dynamic Languages Toolkit — support for dynamic programming languages on the JVM
- Echo — GUI
- Flying Saucer — XHTML/CSS rendering
- Formatting Objects Processor — XSL-FO to PDF
- H2 Database Engine — relational database
- IAIK-JCE — cryptography
- Internet Foundation Classes — legacy GUI
- JavaBeans – reusable component architecture for enabling encapsulation, events, and properties for software components
- JavaCC – open-source parser generator and lexical analyzer
- Java Class Library — standard library of Java and other JVM languages
- Java Native Access – provides Java programs easy access to native shared libraries without using the Java Native Interface
- Javolution — real-time computing
- Jblas — linear algebra
- JDBCFacade — simplifies JDBC usage
- JExcel — Excel API
- JFugue — music programming
- JMusic — music programming
- Joget Workflow — workflow engine
- JOOQ Object Oriented Querying — fluent API for SQL
- JPOS — financial messaging
- JUNG — open-source graph modeling and visualization
- LanguageWare — language processing
- LibGDX — game development
- Modular Audio Recognition Framework — collection of voice, sound, speech, text and natural language processing algorithms.
- ASM — bytecode manipulation
- Open Inventor — 3D graphics
- OpenPDF — PDF
- Parallel Colt — parallel computing
- Parboiled — parser
- PlayN — game development
- QOCA — constraint solving
- QtJambi — Qt bindings
- SLF4J — logging
- StableUpdate — update management
- SWT — GUI
- SuanShu — numerical computing
- SwingLabs — GUI extensions
- UBY — natural language processing
- Undecimber — calendar
- XDoclet — attribute-oriented programming
- XINS — XML network services
- XStream — object serialization
Machine learning and AI
- Apache Mahout — scalable machine learning library focused on clustering, classification, and collaborative filtering
- Apache MXNet — deep learning framework with Java API support
- Apache OpenNLP – machine learning based toolkit for the processing of natural language text
- Deeplearning4j — distributed deep learning library
- Deep Java Library – open-source deep learning framework developed by Amazon Web Services
- Encog — framework for neural networks, genetic algorithms, Hidden Markov model, and Bayesian networks.
- LIBSVM — Support Vector Machine implementation
- Mallet — machine learning toolkit for classification, clustering, and topic modeling.
- MLlib – distributed machine-learning framework on top of Apache Spark Core
- Neuroph — lightweight neural network framework
- Weka — collection of machine learning algorithms for data mining
- Yooreeka — machine learning[1]
Data mining
- Java Data Mining (JDM) — standard Java API for data mining
- Massive Online Analysis (MOA) – data stream mining with concept drift
Math and scientific libraries
- Apache Commons Math — general-purpose mathematics library including statistics, linear algebra, and optimization.
- Colt — high-performance scientific computing, including linear algebra and random numbers.
- Efficient Java Matrix Library (EJML) — dense and sparse matrix computations and linear algebra
- Easy Java Simulations – Open Source Physics project designed to create discrete computer simulations
- Exp4j — evaluates mathematical expressions at runtime
- GroovyLab – numerical computational environment
- Hipparchus — fork of Apache Commons Math with updated algorithms for statistics, linear algebra, and optimization.
- JAMA – numerical linear algebra library
- Software:Jblas: Linear Algebra for Java (Jblas) — linear algebra library using native BLAS/LAPACK bindings
- Java Astrodynamics Toolkit – numerical library of software components for use in spaceflight applications for Java or MATLAB
- Matrix Toolkit Java (MTJ) — linear algebra library with BLAS and LAPACK support
- OjAlgo — optimization, linear algebra, and financial calculations.
- OptimJ — extension for mathematical optimization and constraint programming
- Parallel Colt – A parallel extension of Colt
- SuanShu — numerical analysis, linear algebra, statistics, and optimization.[2]
Integrated development environments
- See also: Java IDEs on Wikibooks
- Android Studio — IDE for Google's Android operating system
- BlueJ — educational IDE for teaching Java
- DrJava — lightweight Java IDE for beginners
- Eclipse IDE — open-source IDE with extensive plugin ecosystem
- Greenfoot – educational IDE
- IntelliJ IDEA — commercial and community editions from JetBrains
- JDeveloper – freeware IDE supplied by Oracle Corporation
- jGRASP – software visualizations
- MyEclipse – Java EE IDE
- NetBeans IDE — Apache NetBeans
- Visual Studio Code — general-purpose editor with Java extensions[3]
Online IDEs
- Eclipse Che
- GitHub Codespaces
- JDoodle
- Replit
Text editors with Java support
Build tools and package managers
- Apache Ant – automating software build
- Apache Ivy — subproject of Apache Ant
- Apache Maven — build automation and dependency management
- Boot — build automation for Clojure
- CMake — build tool with limited support for java[4]
- Gradle — modern build automation tool
- Go continuous delivery (GoCD) — continuous delivery and build automation server
- Jenkins – automation server continuous delivery
- JitPack — package repository for Git projects
- Leiningen — build automation for Clojure
- Simple build tool (sbt) – open-source build tool
- Spring Roo – rapid application development of Java-based enterprise software
- WaveMaker – low-code development platform[5]
Java runtimes, compilers and virtual machines
- Android Runtime — runtime environment
- javac — Java programming language compiler
- Java Virtual Machine (JVM) — virtual machine that executes Java bytecode
- JD Decompiler
- JEB decompiler – disassembler and decompiler software for Android applications
- GraalVM — Just-in-time compilation
- HotSpot — JVM implementation included in OpenJDK
JVM languages and dialects
- Clojure — Lisp dialect
- Groovy
- JRuby — Ruby implementation
- Jython — Python implementation
- Kotlin — popular for Android app development[6]
- Renjin — R implementation
- Scala[7]
Application servers and containers
- Apache Geronimo — open source application server
- Apache MINA — event-driven asynchronous network application framework
- Apache Tomcat — web container and web server
- Apache TomEE — Apache Tomcat with Java EE features
- Borland Enterprise Server — discontinued application server by Borland
- ColdFusion — commercial application server by Adobe Systems
- GlassFish — application server for Jakarta EE
- IBM WebSphere Application Server — enterprise application server by IBM
- IBM WebSphere Application Server Community Edition — open source edition of WebSphere (discontinued)
- JBoss Enterprise Application Platform — Red Hat’s supported distribution of JBoss/WildFly
- JEUS — commercial Java EE application server from TmaxSoft
- Jetty — HTTP server and web container
- Lucee (formerly Railo) — open source CFML application server
- Netty — non-blocking I/O client–server framework for network applications
- Oracle Containers for J2EE — discontinued application server by Oracle
- Oracle WebLogic Server — enterprise application server by Oracle
- Orion Application Server — early commercial Java EE server by IronFlare
- Payara Server — fork of GlassFish for production use
- Resin — Java application server by Caucho (open source and professional editions)
- SAP NetWeaver Application Server — enterprise application server by SAP
- WildFly — application server[8]
Debugging and profiling tools
- jdb — Java debugger bundled with the JDK[9]
- JConsole — JMX-compliant monitoring tool
- JDK Flight Recorder — method profiling, allocation profiling, and garbage collection related events.
- JProfiler — commercial Java profiler[10]
- VisualVM — visual tool integrating commandline JDK tools for profiling and monitoring
Testing and quality assurance
- Apache JMeter – load testing tool
- JaCoCo — Java code coverage library
- JArchitect — analyzes code quality, architecture, and dependencies.
- Jtest – software testing and static analysis
- JUnit — unit testing framework
- Mockito – open-source testing framework for Java
- PMD – static program analysis source code analyzer
- Selenium — browser automation for web app testing
- Spock – test framework
- SpotBugs (formerly FindBugs) — static analysis tool
- TestNG — testing framework inspired by JUnit and NUnit[11]
Other
- Apache XMLBeans – Java-to-XML binding framework
- DashO — code obfuscator, compactor, optimizer, watermarker.
- Java (software platform) — software platform for developing application software
- Java KeyStore – repository for TLS encryption
- JRipples – change impact analysis
- ProGuard — open-source obfuscator and optimizer
- SableCC – open-source compiler generator
- Semmle – code analysis
- SofCheck Inspector – static analysis tool
See also
- Apache Commons – Apache Software Foundation maintaining of open-source Java software of formerly the Jakarta Project
- Google Guava – open-source set of common libraries for Java, mainly developed by Google engineers.
- Java code coverage tools
- Java Enterprise Edition (Jakarta EE) – extending Java SE for enterprise features such as distributed computing and web services
- Java Management Extensions – managing and monitoring applications, devices (such as printers) and service-oriented networks.
- List of Kotlin software and tools
- OpenJDK — open-source implementation of the Java Platform, Standard Edition (Java SE)
- Outline of the Java programming language
External links
References
- ↑ "Java Tools for Deep Learning, Machine Learning and AI". http://wiki.pathmind.com/java-ai.
- ↑ "Maven Repository: Math Libraries". https://mvnrepository.com/open-source/math-libraries.
- ↑ Sharma, Itesh (March 1, 2024). "Top Java IDEs for Java Development - TatvaSoft Blog". https://www.tatvasoft.com/outsourcing/2024/03/java-ides.html.
- ↑ "UseJava — CMake 4.1.1 Documentation". https://cmake.org/cmake/help/latest/module/UseJava.html.
- ↑ Sharma, Itesh (April 19, 2024). "Popular Java Build Tools for Developers - TatvaSoft Blog". https://www.tatvasoft.com/outsourcing/2024/04/java-build-tools.html.
- ↑ https://kotlinlang.org/docs/android-overview.html
- ↑ "An Overview of the JVM Languages | Baeldung". April 14, 2018. https://www.baeldung.com/jvm-languages.
- ↑ "Web and Application Servers for Java | Baeldung". November 14, 2017. https://www.baeldung.com/java-servers.
- ↑ "jdb - The Java Debugger". https://www.cs.princeton.edu/courses/archive/fall97/cs461/jdkdocs/tooldocs/solaris/jdb.html.
- ↑ "Java Debugging Tools and Techniques". https://browserstack.wpengine.com/guide/debugging-tools-for-java/.
- ↑ "Top 5 Java Testing Frameworks every Developer Must Know". https://browserstack.wpengine.com/guide/top-java-testing-frameworks/.
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