Jabba
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What both publish
| Fact | Jabba | ZVM |
|---|---|---|
| Purpose | Jabba is a Java version manager inspired by nvm and written in Go. | ZVM installs and switches between different versions of the Zig programming language. |
| Version selection | Users can list remote JDKs, filter versions with semantic version ranges, install versions, and switch among installed versions. | It can install the latest nightly with `master`, the latest stable tagged release with `stable`, or a specified version. |
| Version switching | Users can install JDKs, switch among installed versions, set a default version, and select a project version through a .jabbarc file. | The `zvm use` command switches among Zig versions already installed on the machine. |
Jabba plans
- JabbaFree
ZVM plans
No prices published.
Pick Jabba if…
Jabba suits developers who need to install and select JDK versions across macOS, Linux, or Windows. It can also help teams pin a project to a chosen JDK with `.jabbarc`.
Pick ZVM if…
It suits Zig developers who need multiple compiler versions, project version pinning, nightly updates, or ZLS setup. It also fits users needing custom version maps or download mirrors.