Developer Tools
Applications for development
AngularConsole
Antares
Apache_NetBeans
Aptakube
Arduino_IDE
AstroShutter
AvantGarde
Beekeeper_Studio
BetterSIS
Bootstrap_Studio
BrainWaves
BscanFFTwebcam
CIAA_Suite
CP2130_Commander
CP2130_Configurator
CP_Editor
CRIC
CUBA_Studio
Cacher
Cerebral-Debugger
CircuitBlocks
Citron
ClownMapEd
CodePilot.ai
Code_OSS
ColorGenerator
ConsoleWorkbench
CrossMobile
Cutter
DbGate
Demonizer
Detect_It_Easy
DevHub
Disass
DockStation
Dragoman
EasyEdit
EasyMercurial
Emacs
EmuDeck
EnvKey
Fidias_Database_Migration_App
FontLet
GDevelop
GL_warp2mp4
GPUpad
GXC_Smart_Contract_IDE
Ganache
Gitbumr
Godot
Groot
Guitar
Helium
Hexinator
Hexinator is a hex editor that is specialized on reverse engineering and binary file analysis.
It allows you to any of the 70+ existing "grammars" to decode file formats like PNG, JPEG, MP3, and others automatically. Additionally it supports you in the analysis of unknown file formats.
Features:
- Edit files of unlimited size
- Parse binary files automatically
- Incremental search
- Lua and Python scripting builtin
- Binary file comparison
- Data panel with little/big endian display
- Histogram (byte distribution)
- Checksum computation of byte selection
- Text encoding comparison
- Display all strings in file
ITUSB1_Manager
ITUSB2_Manager
IagonCloudApp
ImHex
ImHex is a feature-rich Hex Editor aimed towards Reverse Engineers working with foreign data formats, malware, executables and raw memory. Besides all the features a common Hex Editor has, ImHex also features a custom scripting language used to declare and dissect data structures, support for running YARA rules, a node-based graphical data pre-processor and support for various data sources such as files, raw disks or GDB Servers.
ImapSyncClient
Infection_Monkey
JReleaser
JReleaser is a release automation tool. Its goal is to simplify creating releases and publishing artifacts to multiple package managers while providing customizable options.
JReleaser takes inputs from popular builds tools (Ant, Maven, Gradle) such as JAR files, binary distributions (.zip, .tar), JLink images, or any other file that you’d like to publish as a Git release on popular Git services such as GitHub, GitLab, or Gitea. Distribution files may additionally be published to be consumed by popular package managers such as Homebrew, Chocolatey, Snapcraft, or get ready to be launched via JBang. Releases may be announced in a variety of channels such as Twitter, Zulip, SDKMAN!, and more.
Juggernaut
Kcov
KeyManager
Keys
KiCad
Kimitzu-Client
Konjure
LCEdit
LOVE
LampixJS
Lepton
LibrePCB-Nightly
LibrePCB
LiteIDE
Lotun
MCP2210_Configurator
MQTT-Explorer
Malice
MaxReams
MeowSQL
MoarPerf
My_Jira
Navicat
NoSQLBooster
NoTer
NoteMaster
OCVWarp
OCVvid2fulldome
OCVvid2fulldome.txt
OVis
PatternPaint
Phinch
PlotJuggler
Polypane
Pony_Compiler
PraxisLIVE
PrimeWorldEditor
ProcDepMonitor
Pulsar
Puppetry
Python
QDriverStation
QaterialHotReload
Qt_JSON_diff
Raspirus
Reactotron
Realm_Studio
RedmineTimeTracker
Responsively
Revisionary
SavvyCAN
ScrapeStorm
Scrum-Retroboard
SerialPlot
SimDSP
SlackBackup
Slacktronic
Slippi
SmallBASIC
SmartGit
SnippetStore
Software-Challenge-GUI
SourceGit
Sourcetrail
Speaky_MiniPlayer
StarUML
Stele
StopLight
Substrate_IDE
SwiftnessX
SwitchHosts!
TeamSQL
Textilosaurus
Thorium_Reader
Tonuino_Toolbox
TurboWarp
Visual_Define-XML_Editor
Workbench
XELFViewer
XPEViewer
ZY_Player
ZenroomStudio
ai-bot-workspace
altair
appimagetool
appimagetool is a tool that lets you generate AppImage files. An AppImage is a self-running bundle that contains an application and everything it needs to run that cannot reasonably expected to be part of each target system.
This can include libraries that are not commonly available on target systems, resources such as translations, icons, fonts, and other auxiliary files. appimagetool makes it easy to take an AppDir (e.g., generated by linuxdeployqt) and turn it into an AppImage.
You can also embed update information so that your users can update the AppImage using binary delta updates with the AppImageUpdate tool. You can also sign the AppImage with GPG.
appium-desktop
casm
climaxima
clippy
cric
devdocs-desktop
dexter_dev_env
e2designer
ehdev-shell
embedded-ide
etichetta
feebas
getswell
gibs
githoard
graphql-playground
guiscrcpy
gxchain
halium-tool
hotspot
hpack
iota1k
laigter
langly
laravel-kit
launcher
linux-intel-undervolt-gui
linuxdeployqt
luna
marlin-conf
mockoon
my-budget
nRF_Connect
nimbus-weather
notepadqq
nxshell
onnx2bnn
onnx2daq
perl-executing-browser
Perl Executing Browser (PEB) is an HTML5 user interface for Perl 5 desktop applications. By default it runs local Perl 5 scripts as child processes with no server and is implemented as a C++ executable based on the Qt 5 libraries. Inspired by Electron and NW.js, PEB is another reuse of web technologies in desktop applications with Perl doing the heavy lifting instead of Node.js.
pgModeler
pkg2appimage
pkg2appimage is a tool that lets you generate AppImage files from existing packages. An AppImage is a self-running bundle that contains an application and everything it needs to run that cannot reasonably expected to be part of each target system.
This can include libraries that are not commonly available on target systems, resources such as translations, icons, fonts, and other auxiliary files. pkg2appimage makes it easy to take an existing package (e.g., a deb) and turn it into an AppImage.
plotjuggler
pyappimage
python2
python3
quokkagit
raspirus
runanode
saphyr
sigrok-cli
sqlitebrowser
DB Browser for SQLite is a high quality, visual, open source tool to create, design, and edit database files compatible with SQLite.
It is for users and developers wanting to create databases, search, and edit data. It uses a familiar spreadsheet-like interface, and you don't need to learn complicated SQL commands.
Controls and wizards are available for users to:
- Create and compact database files
- Create, define, modify and delete tables
- Create, define and delete indexes
- Browse, edit, add and delete records
- Search records
- Import and export records as text
- Import and export tables from/to CSV files
- Import and export databases from/to SQL dump files
- Issue SQL queries and inspect the results
- Examine a log of all SQL commands issued by the application
strans
strans (string transform) is an intuitive string manipulation utility for the shell (primarily Unix, but should work cross-platform). The user does not need to know any programming. All she needs to do is provide strans with a set of examples. strans will automagically learn transformation rules from these examples and apply them to the input given on STDIN.
tastee-ui
tweet-tray
uncov
By storing history of coverage uncov allows you to monitor code coverage changes over time, view and compare collected reports.
The tool integrates with git repository of your projects and thus avoids generation of static reports. Data is bound to repository information, but can be shared among repository clones.
Provided command-line interface should be familiar to the majority of git users and helps to avoid switching to a browser to verify code coverage.
It's also possible to display coverage information in a browser, say, on your own CI server instead of using some third-party service.
updatedeployqt
vREST_NG
violetbug
windows2usb
wxMaxima
Maxima is a system for the manipulation of symbolic and numerical expressions, including differentiation, integration, Taylor series, Laplace transforms, ordinary differential equations, systems of linear equations, polynomials, sets, lists, vectors, matrices and tensors. Maxima yields high precision numerical results by using exact fractions, arbitrary-precision integers and variable-precision floating-point numbers. Maxima can plot functions and data in two and three dimensions.
xde
zograscope
Main purpose of zograscope is implementation of syntax-aware diff (currently for C, C++ and GNU Makefile languages).
However, the infrastructure for doing this makes it possible to implement various other tools that don't require precise understanding of the code like compilers do.
There are additional tools for highlighting, searching and collecting statistics about source code.