littlej

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Last Update: 2013-03-13

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littlej (pronounced 'Little Jay') is a set of cross-platform, command-line Java utilities for the Java developer that programs with a plain text editor instead of an IDE.
littlej works great with editors like VI and UltraEdit!

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