Development kits (225 programs)

Pros: Import BIOS files. View, edit, and analyze images. Share images to other users.

Cons: Suited more to experienced UEFI users.

Pros: Portable. Fast and lightweight. Intuitive.

Cons: Slight learning curve.

Pros: Works with various programming languages. Automatic generation software visualization. Configurable to work with compilers. Lightweight.

Cons: Familiarizing with all tools requires time.

Pros: Can freely be used for a personal or commercial project. A cross-platform app development kit. Easy and accessible interface. Uses reliable web technologies.

Cons: Some frameworks need to be enhanced for full Web Component support.

Pros: Uses highly-customizable thread model. Allows users to create web apps quickly. Event-driven. Container-less web deployment.

Cons: Limited to simple web apps only. Not recommended for web apps with a lot of users.

Pros: Modern and well-organized UI. Comes with specialized features. Easy to install. Generates code snippets over 30 language libraries.

Cons: Lacks API documentation feature. Does not allow users to write tests/assertions against responses. No proxy snippets.

Pros: Can generate passwords, codes, pins, etc.. Protects apps and software. Strict security measures. Create demo versions of other apps and software.

Cons: Not beginner friendly. Outdated interface.

Pros: Can edit live. No need for a .NET Framework. Highly customizable. Intuitive interface.

Cons: Only for 32-bit. A bit confusing to use.

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

Cons: Not for beginners. Difficult at first.

Pros: Optimize PHP applications and installations. Compatible with Internet Information Services 7 and 7.5. Supports php.ini file.

Cons: May not support other versions of Internet Information Services. Can be too complex for beginners. Requires IIS Manager.

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: Easy to use. Extensive XML editing tools. Convenient exporting.

Cons: More features available upon purchase. Requires Java Runtime Environment v1.5 and above. Requires knowledge about XML.

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: 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: User friendly. Capable of creating a wide range of useful presentations.

Cons: Has compatibility issues with online videos. Creating certain asset types will require separate apps.

Pros: Excellent for beginners and visual thinkers. Large, supportive community with thousands of examples. Highly accessible and completely open source. Cross-platform deployment across desktop and mobile.

Cons: Performance limitations for complex 3D or high-load applications.

Pros: Works with command-line tools and user interface shells. Wide customization options. Support for Unicode and UTF-8 characters. Powered by GPU-accelerated text rendering engine.

Cons: Can be slow or unstable at times.

Pros: Simple to start with. Strong Git fundamentals. Fairly lightweight. Great repo browsing.

Cons: Limited undo ability. Poor at merge conflicts. Few theme options. Not very customizable.

Pros: Works effectively on all versions of Windows. Includes compilers, libraries, headers and code samples. New help system is incorporated. Compatible with platform chipsets X86, X64, and Itanium.

Cons: Some features do not work with some versions of Visual Studio. Shared compilers can cause problems. Requires a level of expertise to access all functions. Difficult to find support on certain aspects.