1. JDK ( Java Development Kit):
JDK is always needed with Java and that all of us already know. But if you are programming any application with Java then JDK is a must. It includes some necessary components like Java Complier, Java Runtime Environment and Java APIs. JDK will help you in starting Java programming.
2. Eclipse IDE:
Experienced Java developers are fond of Eclipse IDE most of the time. Eclipse becomes necessary for code completion, refactoring and syntax highlighting. It also allows developers with multiple language support as it combines C/C++ and PHP IDE.
3. NetBeans:
NetBeans is an IDE which is rich with features like editors and code analysers to implement the latest Java technologies. This IDE helps writing bug free code and it also offers static analysis tools.
4. IntelliJ IDEA 13.1:
This is claimed to be the most intelligent Java IDE and it offers innovative Java solutions. It also helps boost productivity and offers advanced support for web as well as mobile development.
5. JUnit:
This is a framework for developers to help in writing and running tests. But Junit is not like other frameworks as it tests and then codes an application.
6. JRat:
JRat is the analysis toolkit to measure the application's performance and with this tool potential problem areas can be detected so that application performance doesn't get affected.
7. Apache Maven:
Apache Maven helps build actions, debugging and everything related to a JAR file. Maven is quite a simplified option for Java developers.
8. Gradle:
It's a combination of Apache ANT and Apache Maven as Gradle lets you code in Groovy. It let's you code about anything you want and it also supports convention-over-configuration paradigm.
9. YourKit:
It allows on-demand profiling and it ensures that your product is of a high quality. The profiled application can be run without any overhead through this tool.
10. FindBugs:
FindBugs is the best debugging tool to run your Java code bug-free in the easiest way possible.
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