@domdorn@donkariro Currently it can
- manage any tools available via SDKMAN!
- automatically detect JDKs installed (not via SDAMAN!) on your mac
It’ll also provide functions useful for Java developers, probably. Maybe listing locally running Java processes, take thread dumps of those, etc.
@domdorn@donkariro Ah, I wasn’t aware of that product. Name collision is something I want avoid. jdkmanager is very clear, but It sounds too generic.
How about DUC [pronounce: duck] - Duke Ultimate Commander?
The icon will be a hybrid of duck and Duke.
#ShogunApp 1.0.10 released!
Shogun automatically detects manually installed JDKs, managing them with @sdkman_ is just a few click away!
https://t.co/wJZR9U2Ppg
#ShogunApp 1.0.7 released!
Now you can also manage non-java candidates available thru @sdkman_ such as Maven, Gradle, SBT, etc. from Shogun.
Download now!
https://t.co/GkkLELUm6o
With Shogun, you can (un)install any flavor of JDK, set as a default JDK, reveal JAVA_HOME in Finder with just a couple of clicks. Give it a try TODAY! #shogunapp
Hi there! Shogun(pronounce: show·guhn) is a SDKMAN! - @sdkman_ front end for Java developers. He sits in your macOS menu bar. The official hashtag will be #shogunApp
This is a utility from Yusuke Yamamoto @yusuke - a Java Champion, and the project lead of Twitter4J - @t4j_news