Why developers like JaVers

What is JaVers?

It is a lightweight, fully open-source Java library for auditing changes in your data. With JaVers you can forget about the troublesome data versioning.

JaVers is a tool in the Java Tools category of a tech stack.

JaVers is an open source tool with 1.1K GitHub stars and 342 GitHub forks. Here’s a link to JaVers's open source repository on GitHub

Who uses JaVers?

Developers

My Stack

JaVers Integrations

Java

JaVers's Features

Compare complex object structures
Commit changes performed on your domain objects
Browse data history in three views — Changes, Shadows and Snapshots
Persist data change history in MongoDB, PostgreSQL, MySQL, Oracle or Microsoft SQL Server
Track every change of object fields as well as relations changes

JaVers Alternatives & Comparisons

What are some alternatives to JaVers?

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Jackson

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