Development kits (225 programs)

Pros: Gives users more control when creating installers. Powerful developer tools.

Cons: Not for beginners. Difficult at first.

Pros: Lets you run an application anywhere. Fast and efficient. Active development community. Highly compatible with other tools.

Cons: Not a tool for beginners. Need to know Linux well. Complex setup. Some security issues.

Pros: Built from Java. Supports JDBC-compliant databases. Compatible with database management systems.

Cons: Requires basic SQL knowledge. Can be overwhelming for beginners. Some plug-ins might not work.

Pros: Comprehensive support for various cryptographic algorithms. Free for both commercial and non-commercial use. Highly portable across different operating systems. Active community and professional foundation support.

Cons: Complex interface that is difficult for beginners.

Pros: Layer and frame timeline structure. Onion skin frame reference. Palette editor for color control. Export to sprite sheets and animated formats.

Cons: Limited to pixel-scale artwork.

Pros: Completely Standalone App. Compiles Your Arduino Sketches and ELF or HEX Files. Requires Only Three Steps to Complete the Compilation Process. Uploads Sketches Without the Need for Arduino IDE.

Cons: Basic-Looking Interface. Not beginner friendly.

Pros: MongoDB's schema-less nature allows for dynamic data management.. Vertical and horizontal scaling options for diverse data needs.. Efficient handling of high-volume datasets..

Cons: Automatic failover may result in a minute of downtime.. Writing data is limited by the capacity of the master node.. Lack of full referential integrity through foreign-key constraints..

Pros: Solves and prevents crashes. Fixes hardware issues.

Cons: Not available for Mac. Subscription required after download.

Pros: Recover PC files and programs. Keeps data and software safe.

Cons: Requires admin access.

Pros: Provides necessary runtime libraries for applications compiled with VC++ 2005 SP1. Includes MFC components for interface-related functional calls. Installs ATL libraries for template-based component operations. Allows runtime access without requiring the Visual Studio environment.

Cons: Does not include debugging or development tools.

Pros: Play tons of Nintendo games on your PC. Feature-packed emulator. Joystick and savestate support. Minimalist and unobtrusive user interface.

Cons: Require truckloads of Nintendo DS or 3DS console files.