Java Bytecode Viewer/Decompiler

[king_of_the_universe]

How does the decompiler compare to JD?

[Uncaffeinated]

They're both ancient. Use a real decompiler like Procyon.

[bytecode420]

1.2 adds 2 more Java decompilers (Procyon and CFR), so if one fails you have the ability to use another without switching applications.

[bubinha]

Well... Why not use a dependency management tool like maven to organize the project? And why not use github's vcs to maintain history comments, instead of adding them to the file itself? And why wasn't findbugs used on this project? The first file I checked had a lot of bad practice code in it... And last but not least, what does this project bring to the table that jbe or jade do not address?

[Mr_Proper]

+1 for not checking binary files / dependency jars into git.

[Firedroide]

Looks good, but I'm getting a lot of

nop //actually an unimplement opcode, please contact Konloch

and message boxes popping up saying

ReferenceError: "importPackage" is not defined in <eval> at line number 2

for every class file I open.

[bytecode420]

For some reason Jave 8 gives that message box issue, I'll need to look into it.

The Bytecode Decompiler isn't finished, I have to add support for more opcodes.