IDEs/Source Editors (63 programs)

Pros: Visual insights in code execution.

Cons: Not a full-featured IDE.

Pros: Lightweight interface. Tons of features. Plugins. Open source.

Cons: Only for Windows. Steep learning curve.

Pros: Comes with a user-friendly interface. Features built-in graphics and text editor. Offers debugging tools and customizations. Features useful and helpful documentation. Good introduction to Java programing for students or beginners.

Cons: Suffers from stability issues. Lacks code completion. Syntax highlighting's function is minimal.

Pros: Convenient programming features. Vast support on other programming languages. Numerous compatible plugins. Free.

Cons: The plugins can be tricky to handle.

Pros: Optimized tools for R language. Easy to navigate interface. Integrates your tools into a single environment. Runs your code without accessory steps.

Cons: Cannot run concurrent sessions. Sometimes freezes.

Pros: Fast and lightweight. Support for multiple compilers. Serves as a text editor and programming environment.

Cons: Unintuitive user interface.

Pros: Developed specifically for C and C++ programming and development. Cross-platform compatibility. Extensive list of tools and features.

Cons: Solely for C and C++ programming languages.

Pros: Easy to use WYSIWYG interface. Compatible with HTML5 and CSS3. Based on same engine as Firefox. 64 bits.

Cons: Unstable. Lacks a few options in menus.

Pros: Support for many coding languages. Lots of extra tools to write and code.

Cons: You have to download necessary files for spellcheck.

Pros: Access XML documents. Comes with programming language tools. Develop programs easier.

Cons: Suited for advanced coders. Limited support for programming languages.

Pros: User-friendly interface. Powerful code editor. Multilanguage support.

Cons: Limited collaboration features. No built-in version control.

Pros: Functions similarly to the RStudio desktop app. Accessible via web browser. Leverage computer resources efficiently. User credentials are encrypted using RSA.

Cons: Community based support only. Not accessible to user IDs lower than 100. Users need to be created with a home directory.

Pros: Clean and intuitive UI. Modular design. Optional S-Drive web hosting subscription.

Cons: Pricey for the limited base functionality.

Pros: Free and open-source. All-in-one package for Windows software development. Supports multiple programming languages.

Cons: Meant for Windows app development only.

Pros: Makes managing Notepad++ plugins easy. Downloads useful associated plugins. Updates plugins automatically.

Cons: W7 and Vista must use as admin.