Development kits (225 programs)
Pros: Automatic error notifications. Cross-platform compatibility. Support for multiple languages. Project folders can simply be dragged and dropped into place.
Cons: Some systems will require that Ruby is already installed. This GUI application is not entirely suited for novice programmers. A significant amount of operating system memory will be needed. Only a limited number of output styles are offered.
Pros: In-depth functionality. A stable library. Supports multiple read and write file formats. Migration tool included.
Cons: Getting started could be complex. Has its fair share of bugs and errors. Not updated regularly. Not for novices.
Pros: Can identify some security threats. Supports a wide range of plugins. Helps identify problems in large and small programs. Users can set own rules for checking and filter results.
Cons: Complicated to use without prior expertize. Can return a number of false positives. Requires further tools for best results. Only available for Windows.
Pros: Ideal for developers. Supports multiple Windows operating systems. Download language packs available in multiple languages. Microsoft backing.
Cons: The same system cannot have different language versions installed. Amateur developers would find it complex. Registry key issues. May not work very smoothly on 32-bit systems.
Pros: Multiple interfaces. Built-in filters and evaluators. Package system for add-ons. Visualization components across workflows.
Cons: Operations centered on Java classes and artifacts.
Pros: Completely free, open source framework. Includes classes for handling dozens of common web application uses. Backed by extensive documentation. Favors convention over configuration.
Cons: Popularity and community pales in size compared to competitors like Laravel, Symfony and Zend framework. Built using outdated and supported versions of PHP. Requires developer-level PHP knowledge to use. Continuing development is slower than competitors.
Pros: Better characteristics for different type of graphics. Uses visual scripting system. Groundbreaking visual fidelity technology. Fast and efficient rendering.
Cons: Requires a substantial learning curve. Not suitable for solo creators and simple games. Build times tend to be long. Created games will require large disk space.
Pros: Build web pages and view live editing. Works with every style sheet language. Offers visual tools to see the outputs. Compatible with Atom.
Cons: Could be too basic for professional coders. More features available at Pinegrow Pro. Has few templates to copy. Slow template downloading.
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