By cwong15
via chriswongdevblog.blogspot.com
Published: May 25 2012 / 10:34
Recently I tried out JRebel, a tool designed to let you make code changes and push them out to a running application without restarting the application. My verdict? I loved it, convinced my boss to buy it, and am an enthusiastic user. But it is not flawless, so adopters should keep expectations realistic.
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