Sun Microsystems\' Misha Dmitriev, Project Lead for the JFluid profiling tool, discusses the origins, development, and future of JFluid.
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As for profiling in general: it is proven that it gets you better software. However, due to the complexity and overhead of the existing tools, most developers have engaged in profiling only when they had to. And some developers never try it at all. Now, we\'re going to make profiling a natural part of the software development cycle. That\'s because Java applications are growing in size and complexity. Take, for instance, web and Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition (J2EE) applications -- they run on top of application servers, which themselves are typically very large Java applications! Thus, I believe, the traditional edit-compile-debug cycle should be replaced with edit-compile-debug-test-profile cycle. This will benefit developers a lot, and achieving it is mostly a matter of making profiling faster and easier.
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