Since introducing JRebel to our Java development teams, we have not only seen a 30% increase productivity, but also a marked decrease in service requests due to software faults. Our teams can now focus 100% of their attention on development without being hindered by the J2EE cycle Build and Redeploy steps.

Alterar método, adicionar atributos, criar classes, restart servidor, isso era um ritual a cada hora do meu trabalho. Com JRebel posso alterar qualquer código java que já é refletido na aplicação em funcionamento. Muito bom.

I just hated the whole Eclipse IDE and one of my co-workers suggested I try Jrebel since 40% of my time was waiting on Eclipse to build and run. With Jrebel, things are going much smoothly now.

To whomever tells me 'I don't have time to lose trying to use JRebel', I would say 'You're actually losing time by NOT using it'

I am so much more productive with Java, JPA and Spring (and JRebel) than i was with RoR the last months… It's really fun again.

Manual redeploys were drawing us crazy, tired and bored. Now development is fun again.

I'm afraid our developers might go for a strike if we say to them, ‘Hey, we're not going to use JRebel anymore.

We are all very happy with the fact of not wasting time on things that are not coding and finishing things.

I seriously cannot understand how I used to do my job without #jrebel.

The difference between half minute and half second is not 29,5 seconds, but the feeling of coding freely and without pauses. I just follow my thoughts. That's it.

It used to take 5 mins to rebuild and restart the server - now we see changes pretty much instantaneously. I saw the value right away.

JRebel is a real solution for build/deployment pain in Java EE. Good product. It just works and doesn't need a 3 hour configuration phase :)