Javosize offers Java developers free access to new platform for three months

The technology startup Javosize is offering developers free access to it Application Performance Management (APM) for 90 days. Why should you care? Well Javosize is a company that consists of frustrated Java developers and they can offer you help with you development projects. 

The new APM platform is to launch in October 2015. After the trial period it will cost $9.99 per month. Also each beta tester will be given access to three application servers at no cost.

Javosize chief magical officer Michael Carducci – and no, that isn’t a typo, Carducci combines coding with performing as a magician – said the platform is the first of its kind to examine code without instrumentation or profiling API, shunning the use of restarting when modifying and patching Java classes and ensuring real time utilisation. The platform boasts a user-friendly interface and automatic platform updates among others. – Developer-tech.com

Carducci commented: “Fast, automated troubleshooting and on-the-fly repair is the Holy Grail of Java development. Even if the Java-related costs of the Java programming and troubleshooting were only a billion dollars and Javosize reduced the cost by 10%, that’s still a $100 million saving.”

This is a program that you may want to take a look at if you a developer who uses Java. Isn’t the industry exciting? Things are always changing and evolving. Make sure you are keeping up!