I'm using SDKMAN!, it works well. I think (I don't use jEnv) it supports more JVM languages.
And because I'm using more programming languages like Erlang (and Kerl to manage versions) I'm thinking about asdf to use one tool.
That's great! Thank you for sharing, I didn't know of asdf. I would try it out
+1 for SDKMAN! Changed my life. It's stupid easy to download and switch versions of Java, Scala, Gradle, Kotlin, sbt, Maven, ...
(I used to use jEnv, too, until I discovered SDKMAN! I haven't once regretted switching.)
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I'm using SDKMAN!, it works well. I think (I don't use jEnv) it supports more JVM languages.
And because I'm using more programming languages like Erlang (and Kerl to manage versions) I'm thinking about asdf to use one tool.
That's great! Thank you for sharing, I didn't know of asdf. I would try it out
+1 for SDKMAN! Changed my life. It's stupid easy to download and switch versions of Java, Scala, Gradle, Kotlin, sbt, Maven, ...
(I used to use jEnv, too, until I discovered SDKMAN! I haven't once regretted switching.)