Programming Languages (336 programs)

Pros: Programming-focused features. Free and open-source. Solid UI for advanced users. Great syntax support.

Cons: Takes time to learn. Minimal support. Can run slow. Speed varies between platforms.

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: Enables you to create clean PHP instantly. Many security features for websites rich in PHP. Saves development time.

Cons: Overwhelmed with features in latest release. Takes a while to learn.

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: Decompile JAR and ZIP files. Reconstruct Java source code. Completely free.

Cons: Only available for Windows. Not downloadable from official app store.

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

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

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Cons: Outdated interface.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: Completely free solution. Cleans up useless files. Remove in a single click. Displays log information about a certain app in your PC.

Cons: Presents no advanced cleanup features.

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

Cons: Specific requirements for external monitors.

Pros: Auto-restarts your server or application. Can ignore specific files. Multi-platform. Easy to run.

Cons: CLI arguments don’t always work as intended.