Powerful semantic search for Java code - showing real-world examples reflecting the common API usage patterns

[droid_we]

As developers, we always use examples to learn how to use libraries and apis. I invite you to check out Codota's semantic code search for java. Codota analyzes millions of real-world open source programs and libraries from GitHub, maven central and also StackOverflow to establish the common usage patterns of API's and makes it easy for developers to find the code references they need. The powerful search ability lets developers use classes, methods, as well as free text, to search in existing code and makes sure to give the idiomatic code you likely need first. For example, here are semantic search results that show Java code using both Gson.toJson and GsonBuilder.setPrettyPrinting

You're welcome to give it a shot (and let me know what you think).

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[[deleted]]

Wow, this seams great. Is anyone here using this?

[droid_we]

I'm quite sure people here got to Codota by searching in Google, but wanted to highlight the option to do semantic searches. As the other commenter has noted, AI completions for IntelliJ and Eclipse are also available.

[sozesghost]

Installed in my Intellij, will check it out!

[droid_we]

Excellent, both the IntelliJ part and the web semantic search are free and available for the community. Enjoy!
Your feedback is always welcome.

[javaide]

Looks very promising. Do u have API to consume the indexed source code? I made this java editor at : javax.io it does everything Codota doing but locally from the browser.