Impact of Open Rewrite Capabilities in Java Development: Enabling Seamless Project Upgrades

Authors

  • Gangadhararamachary Ramadugu

Keywords:

Open Rewrite, Java,Code, Automation, Development, Refactoring, Dependencies, Migration, Security, Applications

Abstract

The Javascript developers, more than any other developers, might be highly appreciative of the OpenRewrite tool that provides scripts to perform multiple actions on various files in automated manners. By using the described tools, experts can seek to overcome persistent issues like paying for security vulnerabilities in prior versions of the software or dealing with obsolete functional code, which is generally termed as technical debt. It is in the best interest of almost all software development companies to invest in these systems because they drastically reduce the need for human labor. OpenRewrite is used for automatic dependency updates by major companies like Netflix and the Micronaut framework, which signifies its credibility. This tool, at least at the initial evaluation, seems to be of great help in dealing with a variety of modern software development issues. However, some functionality that can be improved includes making the soft responsive to deeply nested dependencies and circular references as well as improving aid for AI driven automation that highly reduces the need for human interference.

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Published

07.01.2024

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Gangadhararamachary Ramadugu. (2024). Impact of Open Rewrite Capabilities in Java Development: Enabling Seamless Project Upgrades . International Journal of Intelligent Systems and Applications in Engineering, 12(10s), 693–698. Retrieved from https://ijisae.org/index.php/IJISAE/article/view/7307

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Vol. 12 No. 10s (2024)

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Research Article

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