Editors, IDEs and version control systems used to build software.
15 entries
Developer Tools · 1994
A family of compilers and development environments from Metrowerks, influential in the Macintosh transition to PowerPC and later expanded into embedded and cross-platform development.
Windows,Linux,macOS,embedded targets
Developer Tools · 1995
A visual application-development environment combining Object Pascal, native compilation and reusable components, originally introduced by Borland for Windows programming.
Windows,Linux,macOS
Developer Tools · 2001
An open, extensible development environment associated with Java and a plugin architecture that supports additional languages, frameworks and specialized engineering tools.
Windows,Linux,macOS
Developer Tools · 2005
A distributed version-control system that records project history through commits and branches, allowing developers to work locally and exchange changes with other repositories.
Windows,Linux,macOS,Unix
Developer Tools · 1985
An extensible free-software editor whose Emacs Lisp environment supports programming, writing, automation and a broad range of text-centered workflows.
Windows,Linux,macOS,Unix
Developer Tools · 2001
A development environment from JetBrains, originally focused on Java, that integrates language-aware editing, navigation, refactoring, debugging and project tools.
Windows,Linux,macOS
Developer Tools · 1998
The final classic Visual Basic development environment, combining a visual form designer, event-driven BASIC code and components for building Windows business applications.
Windows
Developer Tools · 1997
Microsoft's development-tool family for editing, building, debugging and testing applications, evolving from a suite of related products into an integrated environment for several languages.
Windows,macOS,Web
Developer Tools · 2003
Notepad++ is a free Windows code and text editor built on Scintilla, offering syntax highlighting, tabbed documents, search tools and plugin extensions.
Windows
Developer Tools · 2008
A desktop code and text editor emphasizing responsive interaction, multiple selections, rapid navigation and commands that can be extended through packages and Python plugins.
Windows,Linux,macOS
Developer Tools · 1983
Borland's integrated Pascal environment, known for bringing a fast editor, compiler and program execution cycle together in an affordable personal-computer tool.
Windows,DOS
Developer Tools · 1991
A modal editor descended from vi, combining keyboard-driven text manipulation with scripting, language support and availability across terminal and graphical environments.
Windows,Linux,macOS,Unix