Development & IT (594 programs)

Pros: A file management system where you may change the source code. It has a universal viewer that is compatible with many types of files.

Cons: It is not intuitive for Windows users. The tool is tricky for novice web masters to use.

Pros: Fully customisable. Free to install and use.

Cons: Comes with a steep learning curve. IDE features need to be set up.

Pros: Small size. Extensive community support.

Cons: Limited error handling support. Limited support for Unicode characters.

Pros: Excellent when GUI components are otherwise difficult to access. There is no charge to work with Sikuli.

Cons: Not designed for novice program developers. There still may be some coding errors within the software itself.

Pros: Integrated tool without the need for a separate application. All the essential tools for troubleshooting and improving your site.

Cons: Slightly confusing interface and less intuitive than similar web developer tools. Only measures and displace measurements of HTML elements.

Pros: It picks the best possible pieces of JavaScript code for you. You may create well-written JavaScript code very quickly.

Cons: Programmers may be unwilling to learn yet another coding language. It will become defunct as soon as the developers stop maintaining it.

Pros: An anonymous method to browse the Internet. The database of online resources is constantly growing.

Cons: A total file size of 546 megabytes is quite large.

Pros: Very simple to install and use. Comes with a customisable email notification system.

Cons: Some features require programming skills. Occasional minor glitches.

Pros: Intelligent Coding Assistance. Convenient Code Navigation. Compatible with other scripting software and plug-ins. Can be deployed on various platforms.

Cons: Requires large system resources. May slow down at certain moments. More features available at PyCharm Professional Edition. May not support some codes.

Pros: Cross-platform functionality enhances the effectiveness of WebStorm. A free trial is provided before a paid subscription is required.

Cons: Primarily meant for experienced programmers. The last update took place in 2016.

Pros: Open source. User-friendly UI. Completely free. Professional toolbox. Reputation is backed up by well-known companies.

Cons: Less features than Pro version. Valuable selection of other alternative applications.

Pros: This open-source software is free to download and install. Cross-platform compatibility enhances the flexibility of kdiff3.

Cons: The last update apparently took place in 2014. This system is intended to be used by those with prior developmental experience.

Pros: MATLAB exclusive programming language. Live Editor and MATLAB Licensed toolboxes. Cloud sharing. Can run with embedded processor.

Cons: Can be intimidating for beginners. May not be compatible with other systems. More features available upon purchase. May require big system resources for larger graphical representations.

Pros: A one-of-a-kind tool that has made customizing easier than ever. A free text editor and a tool for programmers to play with.

Cons: Non-programmers may not be as thrilled by this tool. You will have to learn a bit about programming to make your own changes.

Pros: Visualising code makes it easier for beginners. Good documentation to help get you going.

Cons: Only one root command when configuring tasks. Folder management could be better.

Pros: Free download. Complete development suite.

Cons: Only for experienced users. Sole focus on Android systems.

Pros: Easy to customise. Very easy to use.

Cons: Needs to be installed. Third party plug ins are not supported.

Pros: The colors and layouts make difficult processes easy to understand. Updates in real-time are more efficient than team members sending status reports by messages.

Cons: Each staff member needs to be trained on how to use the software. Poorly created diagrams will appear confusing and will cause problems.

Pros: Removes the annoyances of writing PHP code. Integrated with all related technologies PHP developers use.

Cons: Very pricey when there are free alternatives. Takes time to configure exactly as you would like.