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SQL DAL Maker is a generator of DTO, Model, and DAO classes to access relational databases. Target programming languages: PHP, Java, C++, Python, and Go. To generate the class, you declare it in XML meta-program. At the stage of code generation, the target database must exist and be available for JDBC connection. Generated code is being synchronized with the current database schema using "live" JDBC metadata. Written in Java. Implemented as plug-ins For Eclipse:...

JBizMo supports building of Angular, Eclipse RCP/RAP, JavaFX, JSF (Primefaces), Swing and Vaadin applications. The generated applications can run in a stand-alone mode or they can be deployed on a Java EE server (Wildfly 16, Payara 5). Alternatively, the Spring platform is also supported! JBizMo applications use JPA in order to access the target database. The plug-in contains a graphical editor for designing the domain model.

LiveCoder helps you to play with Coffee-Script ( Language that compiles to JavaScript) , Jade ( Popular Node.js Template Engine), and Stylus CSS pre-processor. This is not a IDE or any Development Environment, This just helps you to effectively learn these languages.

SQL2JAVA is a SIMPLE, PRAGMATIC and POWERFUL code GENERATOR. It maps any relational schema to a java API dedicated to access your database schema. It supports Oracle, SQLServer, PostgreSQL, MySQL, Sybase, HSQL, etc... 2 minutes to install/try...

The EmfUtils provides UI enhancements for EMF (Eclipse Modeling Framework). It helps to locate the non-generated, self-written code in sources generated with EMF. You may install it from the Eclipse Update Site URL http://emfutils.sourceforge.net/updates

Ant-based tool to migrate Java source files to GNU Autotools standards, making them compatible with usual "configure; make; make install" build mechanism.

Cricket Cage automatically creates JUnit TestCases for repeatable bugs and test scenarios. Include Cricket Cage's AspectJ code to install a code generator, then run the program to generate the TestCase. Finally, add the test case to your build.xml.