JRebel: Complete Java projects 10-23% faster
What is JRebel?
JRebel is an award-winning productivity tool for Java EE development. By eliminating the wasteful Build and Redeploy phases from the development cycle, teams can focus on adding new features, improving code quality, and finishing projects faster.
Existing JRebel users, upgrade here
Improving the Java EE Development Cycle
“We were looking for a good way to improve productivity. JRebel was a quick win.
Arnold Goldberg, LinkedIn
“I really like the quick feedback of making a change and seeing it immediately.
Tuomas Karkkaenen, Reaktor Innovations
“I'm saving about 30 minutes per day... probably more.
Tuomas Karkkaenen, Reaktor Innovations
“Engineers are expensive - anything we can do to improve their productivity is an easy business case.
Arnold Goldberg, LinkedIn
How does JRebel work?
JRebel maps your project workspace directly to your running application. When you change any class or resource in your IDE, you can immediately see the change in your application, skipping the build and redeploy phases and reducing the 3-7 weeks your team wastes each year.
- Learn more about our Features, Supported Technologies & Competition.
- Get a more technical explanation of how JRebel works.
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Research & Info Center
- Complete Java projects 23% faster?
- Developers spend 3-7 workweeks per year on the redeploy phase?
- Where do these stats come from? Read the Java EE Container Redeploy Report - from a survey of 1100+ Java developers
Productivity Award
Info specifically for:
- Team Leads / CTOs
- Developers
- Consultants (coming soon)
- Speakers (coming soon)
- Journalists (coming soon)
Blog
05.08.2010
Video: Do you really get class loaders? -- a Jazoon talk by Jevgeni Kabanov
28.07.2010
Kittens?
23.07.2010
Improving Tomcat productivity - with JRebel and TCat
News
06.08.2010
JRebel 3.1.2 released
14.07.2010
JRebel 3.1.1 "Oogle" Released
01.06.2010
JRebel 3.1 -- ORM Goodness
Our Customers Say
“For the price, and for how easy it is to get installed and running in a developers’ environment, using JRebel is pretty close to a no-brainer.”
Recent Tweets
RT @nilsga: Top three productivity changes in current project: 1. Use javarebel, 2. Switch to Linux, 3. Two monitors 1 week ago
RT @GabrielKast: java is optional but JRebel is mandatory. Luckily it's only 59$ per year ... Three month of of World of Warcraft! 1 week ago
