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  • Love this! Security is essential today.
  • I like it very much!
  • Used this for a couple of years having tried a couple of alternatives - couldn't be without it.
  • Use this all the time. This is one of my must haves after a reimage.
  • thats good
  • Good one...
  • I've been using for years! Thanks for Developer!
  • very good app. do what it is asked for. many options available. very easy
  • Easy to install and use.
  • The best for free!
  • Simple, no fuss. works for all types
  • I use this everywhere!
  • The best program that I've ever used.
  • Any developer who tried using dates in Java must have tried a couple times hanging himself with his mouse cable... until he found Joda-time. Implementing this correctly is much harder than it looks, but believe me: I have largely modified several common libraries, and Joda-time is one of the only ones I intensively use and in which I have changed close to nothing. It's one of best-written pieces of code out there. One thing though: a project not using this yet should probably directly try to use JSR-310, the new Date/Time API to be (I'll kill someone if it isn't) integrated in JDK8, mostly by the same author and largely inspired by Joda-time, but fixing some of its design issues which appeared with time.
  • Great, this is how Date and Calendar should have been implemented in the first place..
  • Joda-Time is THE mandatory replacement for the terrible Date and Calendar.
  • Great library!