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Generate a diff page forother toreview in HG -
https://blogs.oracle.com/bondolo/entry/how_i_generate_a_webrev Introduce a tool to keep IDE code and webcontainer code in sync -
http://techblog.bozho.net/?p=1246 Auto complete of IDEA is pretty cool -
http://maciejwalkowiak.pl[..]aster-with-intellij-idea-live-templates/ use ctrl-w to select text -
http://paulhammant.com[..]ins-ides-their-best-feature-is-control-w 7-new-tools-java-developers-should-know -
http://blog.takipi.com/7-new-tools-java-developers-should-know/ Buggy App is a simple java application that simulates different performance problems like Memory Leak, OutOfMemoryError, CPU spike, thread leak, StackOverflowError, deadlock, unresponsiveness, … -
https://blog.fastthread.io[..]buggy-app-simulate-performance-problems/ 13 Best Java Decompilers for Download and Online Use for Java Developers -
https://www.javaprogramto.com/2021/11/java-decompiler.html Generate fake data -
http://www.datafaker.net/
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Thu Aug 31 02:38:43 GMT 2017
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The jhsdb tool is described on its Oracle JDK 9 Documentation Early Access page, "You use the jhsdb tool to attach to a Java process or to launch a postmortem debugger to analyze the content of a core-dump from a crashed Java Virtual Machine (JVM)." The tool comes with several "modes" and several of these modes correspond in name and function with individual command-line tools available in previous JDK distributions. The jhsdb tool not only provides a single tool that encompasses functionality of multiple other tools, but it also provides a single, consistent approach to applying these different functions. For example, the jhsdb command-line syntax for getting help for each of the "modes" is identical.
http://marxsoftware.blogspot.hk/2017/06/jhsdb-jdk9.html https://docs.oracle.com[..]UID-0345CAEB-71CE-4D71-97FE-AA53A4AB028E
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