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Introduction: What’s going on in Java these days?
Since there is a very good chance you, dear reader, use one of these top
technologies, let’s look straight at top tools & technologies represented in
each of the 14 categories we asked about.
As you can guess, in some categories multiple tools are often used in
conjunction, so we allowed for multiple selections (denoted by *). For
answers where a statistically signicant portion (over 5%) of respondents
selected “Do not use”, the responses have been normalized (denoted by º)
to exclude non-user groups.
It probably comes as no surprise that among the 2164 developers we
surveyed, Java SE 7 (65%) is used by two-thirds of developers, but even
more are using JUnit (82.5%), the most-used single technology across the
entire Java landscape. And a good thing too: unit testing is key for making
sure your app gets out the door. Next is Jenkins (70%), our favorite Lord
of the Butlers, which is used by nearly 3 out of 4 developers that use
Continuous Integration tools (1 in 5 does not). We’ve seen distributed VCS
come a long way in recent years, and Git (69%) is now non-exclusively used
by over two-thirds of developers - often alongside Subversion (57%).
Taking in the next set of tech leaders really completes the Enterprise Java
picture - Hibernate (67.5%), Maven and Nexus (64%), Tomcat (50%) and
Eclipse (48%) gives you more or less a decent foundation of a basic, no frills
enterprise development stack.
But don’t think the last words have been had yet…because in this report
we asked a few questions that directly highlight the feelings of developers
towards certain technologies.
JUnit - 82.5%
*
- Top testing framework used by developers
Jenkins - 70%
º
- Most used CI server in the industry
Git - 69%
*
- #1 version control technology out there
Hibernate - 67.5%
*/º
- The top ORM framework used
Java 7 - 65% - The industry leader for SE development
Maven - 64% - Most used build tool in Java
Nexus - 64%
º
- The main repository used by developers
MongoDB - 56%
º
- The NoSQL technology of choice
FindBugs - 55%
*/º
- Most-used static code analysis tool in Java
Tomcat - 50%
º
- The most popular application server on the market
Java EE 6 - 49%
º
- Found in the most enterprise Java environments
Eclipse - 48% - The IDE used more than any other
Spring MVC - 40%
*/º
- The most commonly used web framework
MySQL - 32%
º
- The most popular SQL technology
The 2014 Leaderboard
of Java Tools & Technologies
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