Java

Java Developers

Developing a website is no longer limited to traditional HTML and CSS, especially with the advent of smartphone technology, social media, and even eCommerce stores. Choosing the right language to develop your website in greatly depends on the purpose of your site and the various features or functions you want to implement into the final version before going live. When integrating Java into a project, our team of experienced senior-level Java Developers has you covered.

The syntax of Java is extremely simple for most programmers, as it is based on the same language of C++ (a standard programming language for most engineers and developers). There is also not a need to manually remove unreferenced objects in any page or file as Java has an “Automatic Garbage Collection” feature which is ideal for optimization and organization during the programming process. With a simple interface and easy features, it is not shocking that Java remains as a leading developing language.

Platform Flexibility

Software-based platforms such as Java include two components; Runtime environment, and an API (Application Programming Interface). With the ability to run Java on various operating systems such as Windows, Mac/OS, Linux, and even Sun Solaris, it is a preferred programming language for ease of use and access. It is also possible to run Java on multiple platforms simultaneously, which is appealing to Java developers who prefer working on different operating systems.

Portability

Java’s main draw is often its ability to move from one platform to another without hassle. Having the ability to integrate Java’s scripts and functions into different platforms regardless of the operating system you are working with is optimal for developers who prefer flexibility in their work. Using Java on different platforms helps create any script or function without seeking an alternative language or solution to get the job done.

Security

Because Java is one of the largest and most robust programming languages,  it is also one of the safest and most secure languages to use during development. Java developers utilize programs and scripts that are executed on virtual sandboxes, helping to eliminate the risk of a potential security or data breaches.

Java has a “class holder” which adds security to scripts by separating packages for classes of local file systems from other files which are imported from outside network (3rd party) sources. A Bytecode Verifier is also used to help verify that any code that is being used is legal and does not violate any access to objects. Using a security manager alongside Java can help to determine which resources and files a specific class is capable of accessing such as “reading”, “writing”, and “executable” permissions.