Writen by one of the first JavaRebel users, Nathan Hamblen, this JavaWorld article talks about building applications with a text editor, Buildr, Jetty and JavaRebel. Bringing examples from Wicket and Scala applications it is worth a read whether you plan to develop without an IDE or not.
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JavaRebel 1.0.1 includes support for GlassFish v2 or later and some minor fixes to reflection support.
In addition to the final release we are proud to present the first ZeroTurnaround animated short. It tells a story of an enthusiastic Java programmer who found JavaRebel and how it changed him forever. And you may just know that guy :)
We would also like to apologize to the DZone community, which saw the said short mislabeled as pure entertainment. Yes, this is a promotional animation and it should have been labeled as such and we are very sorry for doing just the opposite. Regrettably DZone does not provide a way to change title or description after submission.
We are proud to announce the immediate availability of the JavaRebel 1.0 Final Release! The final release incorporates all of the improvements of the previous releases and fixes a number of issues reported by our users. To celebrate the final release we have also made this cartoon.
JavaRebel eliminates the need for application server redeployment by instantly reloading changes to Java classes. It can also be used for standalone Java applications to pick up changes without restarting. For the impatient: watch the demonstration screencast (~5 mins) and download!
