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I've been checking out JRebel. According to their site: "JRebel is an anything-Java plugin that speeds up JVM-based development (Java, Scala, Groovy) by reloading changes made in your workspace into a running JVM, without restarts or redeploys, maintaining the state of the application while you’re coding." This seems to be the same as what we're already achieving with Eclipse, Netbeans and IntelliJ: we save and our changes are deployed instantly. What additional benefit(s) would JRebel give us? Could someone explain it to me?
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