[JavaProfit]

Step 1: If you prefix all of your products with a J, please consider changing that.
Step 2: Don't use hipster names that have nothing to do with the program's purpose.

[badvibes]

@Grin What does the N stand for? Otherwise, it tell's you what it is, so I'm liking it.

native compiler

haha
get it?

[JavaProfit]

native compiler

haha
get it?

It's almost like the name has something to do with the program

[WildeThing]

native compiler

haha
get it?

Should be more like:
NO-mpiler

[WildeThing]

"Yet another" followed by the function of the program. I.e. Avuna could be "Yet Another Web Server"

I think "A procedural, shitty" would be a better statement to precede the function of the program.

[JavaProfit]

I like abstract words that sound very appealing, Avuna for instance.
Look up statistics on most appealing or used words and blend them together to make a compound word or blend them together.
For some reason you have to have a "cute" prefix like adding a Y to the end of a name or something.

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Words from other very unknown languages work well.

Please no one use this suggestion it scares me. I don't want more apps called titsy or those stupid names. No offense Blue but I just hate those types of names

[Kroos]

You can just use: ".Jar of dirt programming".

[JavaProfit]

Well for JavaScript it would be easy. Just think of some object on your desk or something and add .js and for your website add .io

Example:
Cup.js
Drinks.js

Maybe you can do something like that in Java ? xD

For Java: DrinkACupOf.java

[Kroos]

Or you can have something related to coffee.

Netbeans > Internet > Coffee Beans.

[WildeThing]

.jar of dirt.jar

that's why that's a bad idea

No, just use "dirt.jar" and it is automatically inferred that the jar contains dirt. Thus, it is a jar of dirt.

[BinaryBit]

My suggestions: Java-The-Hut, JSpear.

I personally like the name JSpear, but that's up to you to decide.