Programming Languages (335 programs)

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.

Pros: Offers essential support for running Java applications. Provides seamless execution of Java programs. Ensures compatibility with Java-dependent web applications.

Cons: Most optimal for Java-based web content.

Pros: Open-source and free. Supports integrations with issue trackers. Offers structured test case management. Provides customizable user permissions.

Cons: Outdated interface. Limited analytics and visualization. Slower setup compared to modern cloud tools. No built-in automated testing engine.

Pros: Simple editing experience. Code assist feature. Robust deployment wizard. Customizable.

Cons: Not ideal for PHP development. Random debugging problems. Socket errors could arise. Not regularly updated.

Pros: Get the most out of Dev-C++. Have a IDE/RAD tool for development. Provide visual input from Dev-C++. Do programming and coding easier.

Cons: Only an extension and not an independent software. May not be updated. Professional Dev-C++ users might not need this software. Visually confusing for beginners.

Pros: A handy JavaScript tool that is lightweight. You can learn how to use it with trial and error.

Cons: The user interface is very ugly looking. It looks far more old-fashioned than it actually is.

Pros: Easily retrieves documents using everyday language. Free and open-source. Can provide ChatGPT with memory. Supports several vector database providers.

Cons: Not always good at keyword matches.

Pros: Works with Windows-oriented apps and web services. Comes with various versions. Three major components.

Cons: Hogs system resources. Lengthy installation process. Old versions are prone to crashing.

Pros: Lots of advanced text editing features. Handles large files easily.

Cons: Prone to bugs and crashes. Expensive to upgrade to full version.

Pros: Automated completion suggestions. Can select and edit multiple lines of text at a time. Features a live preview page. Customizable menu bar and numerous ready-to-use themes.

Cons: Cannot edit text size. Can be overwhelming for new users.

Pros: Deeply analyze if your device meets the Windows 11 requirements. Quick evaluation process. Verdict supported by a detailed report. Copy and export into a file.

Cons: Usage requires high technical knowledge.

Pros: Upgrades have been made to meet Google Store protocols.. It is possible to access previous versions of RAD Studio.. This suite is compatible with all major operating systems.. Multiple source code libraries are present..

Cons: Client/server connectivity is not offered in the standard (Professional) version.. Any future updates are not included in the original price..

Pros: More powerful battery indicator. Highly-configurable. Immediately determine your battery's state. Free with portable version available.

Cons: Specific requirements for external monitors.