Kedar Godse

Over the past couple of years, a number of Java development tools have appeared on the market; these tools focus on various aspects of software development, such as modeling, deployment, and testing, and aim to increase productivity. As a developer, prominent on my wish list is a productivity tool that addresses code development. The main criteria when looking for this tool was that it should assemble code quickly as well as be flexible enough for me to change the assembled code. AccelTree's FULCRUM promises all this and more. FULCRUM speeds up core tasks ­ code assembly, data structure definition, validations, documentation, and more. The driving concept of FULCRUM is the generalization of repeated patterns of Java code in the form of templates that can be used as ³building blocks² to construct efficient Java objects and applications. Templates The palette of tem... (more)