AndroChef Java Decompiler

Have you ever had a situation where your Android source code got corrupted or erased? Got the compiled Android application around and want to recover your source code by decompiling the app code? This is where AndroChef Java Decompiler can help you out.
The AndroChef Java Decompiler is meant for programmers that need access to an approximate version of the source code that they can’t retrieve. This Decompiler is particularly helpful in processing any JAVA applets and binaries for any application. If you wanted to see how a particular application feature can function, the AndroChef Java Decompiler can give you a snapshot of the code required to accomplish the same.
AndroChef Java Decompiler is compatible with the default JAVA and Android program files, such as JAR and CLASS files based on Java code. They also feature support for formats that comprise the Dalvik compile bytecode. This is more commonly found in Android devices in the form of DEX and APK files. APK files are like installable executables for the Android mobile ecosystem.
The application comes with a simple graphical user interface that helps you process a file and decompile its source code as neatly as possible. All programming elements, such as enumerations and inner classes bridge methods, invocations, decompile assertions, generic signatures, constructors and synthetic class members, and many more, can be hidden or made visible according to user preferences.
When decompiling, you can also make use of settings that can enable re-building variable names. You can also remove empty exceptions in the code; even change the name of equivocal classes as necessary.