Programming Languages (337 programs)
Pros: Open-source. User-friendly interface. Bypasses internet censorship and geo-restrictions. Supports multiple advanced protocols. Customizable routing rules and real-time connection monitoring. Traffic obfuscation techniques to avoid detection. Allows easy import/export of configuration files. Enables testing of network performance.
Cons: Requires a huge learning curve. Occasionally buggy. Lacks any tutorials. Average audio quality.
Pros: Essential tool for Visual C++. Much easier on the eye than previous versions.
Cons: Lacks advanced features.
Pros: View product keys with ease. Straightforward and intuitive interface. Retrieve keys from backup files. Displays information regarding previous Windows operating system.
Cons: Only one output format support.
Pros: A GUI frontend for DISM. Intuitive to use. Extensive list of options.
Cons: Steep learning curve.
Pros: Protect your internet traffic. Free and open-source. Ultra-fast connection. Secured and flexible encryption.
Cons: Can’t hide online identity.
Pros: Straightforward interface. Hotkey support. Text-to-speech function. In-depth and detailed definition.
Cons: Some key sequences aren't available due to OS limitations.
Pros: Includes all major Visual C++ releases. Includes a script for silent installation.
Cons: Slight learning curve.
Pros: Great for people who have deleted or corrupted their current C++ libraries. Handy for engineers working with pre-2010 code.
Cons: There is a more modern updated version. Many modern computers already have this software.
Pros: Modern UI. Free open-source utility tool. More secured spaces and added features. Safely test untrusted programs.
Cons: Has a steep learning curve for beginners.
Pros: Free and open-source mod builder. Easy to use even for users without deep programming knowledge. Great help for education, online classes, or STEM workshops. Heavily packed with different mod types.
Cons: Requires quite high system requirements to run seamlessly. Stable internet connection is necessary when making mods.
Pros: There is absolutely no charge to install Microsoft Visual C 2008. It provides the user with access to a host of automated tools and functions.
Cons: Users will still need to have some previous coding experience. It is not as advanced as more modern software.
