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What cool frameworks exist in Java / Ruby, etc., which are not in .NET?

I just read a post from Justin Etheredge in which he wrote: "... I'm so jealous when I talk to Java guys at work and see all the awesome tools that they have for free on my platform. Since I use NUnit, NCover , NHibernate, the NAnt stack for most .NET development, sometimes I feel like we're just a bunch of copycats. "

What other cool frameworks exist, not .NET, and I probably don't know? Can we leave things that have a direct or fairly reasonable analogue, just keul buzzes!

PS We are not so bad. I'm sure NDepend started working in .NET and switched to Java

PPS one answer per item please! This greatly facilitates their discussion!

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http://ruby.sadi.st/Heckle.html

Think you are writing good tests? Not bloody probably ... Put this on a test with Heckle. Itll put your code in in seconds.

The package is really very simple to understand:

★ Your tests must pass. ★ Break your code. ★ Now they have to fail.

You can check it manually, but why bother? Use heckle and put it in Test:

heckle -f ClassName

For each failed mark, indicates you have a test for writing.

Most likely your tests suck.

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Maybe you should ask the Java people (add some Java tag), .NET tag observers may not know about Java.NET frameworks :)

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ATG, JBoss, Maven . Struts framework.

Personally, I prefer the Spring Framework. IOC is my new favorite template!

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