Top 7 Real World Applications of Java

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Top 7 Real-World Applications of Java
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Let's Begin with Java Popularity
2020 marks the 25th anniversary of Java, one of
the most widely used programming languages across
the globe. The language has been around for more
than two decades and is enjoying the sunshine of
fame. The TIOBE Programming Community Index
depicts the popularity of the language where it
holds the first position. Looking back at the
results, Java has always been either on number 1
or number 2. Grounded in readability and
simplicity, Java has a long list of features that
is making it a popular language.
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Features of Java
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Do You Know?

• 3 billion mobile phones are implemented in Java.
• 125 million televisions and Blu-ray players use
  Java.
• In the US, more than 64000 companies use Java
• Google uses Java to develop Google Docs apps.

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Desktop Applications
Mobile Applications
Web Applications
7 Real-World Java Applications
Embedded System
Distributed Applications
Enterprise Applications
Scientific Applications
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Desktop GUI applications are easily built by
the Java developers using this amazing
programming platform. APIs like AWT(Abstract
Windowing Toolkit), Swing, JavaFX help in
building these GUI applications. Examples
Acrobat Reader, ThinkFree, MediaPlayer
Desktop Applications
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Mobile Applications
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Web Applications
A web application is a client-server program that
is delivered via a browser interface. Java
supports web-development applications with
servlets, struts, Java server pages, and Java
Server Faces, etc.
One of the biggest perks for which Java is known
is its scalability. Big eCommerce websites like
Amazon and Wayfair rely on Java in order to scale
their site whenever new products are being
introduced.
Examples Google Slides Gmail
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Embedded Systems
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With the help of Java programming, the
distributed application communicates with
multiple servers on the same network. Remote
method invocation and CORBA (Common Object
Request Broker Architecture) are APIs that help
in creating the distributive system. Java
Intelligent Networking Infrastructure helps it to
register and search distributed services as per
the requirements.
Distributed Applications
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Enterprise Applications
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Scientific Applications
Having a high level of portability, these
applications are fast and secure. It has powerful
mathematical calculations that give the same
result on multiple platforms.
MATLAB is a renowned scientific application that
takes help from Java for developing frontend
(interactive user-interface) and backend (the
core of the system).
Examples Research, science, medical science,
space, aeronautics.
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Wrapping Up
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