Developer Tools

Compile suitable Python numerical functions to machine code when they are first called.

Run Node.js tests with a BDD-style interface, configurable reporters, lifecycle hooks, and asynchronous support.

Define CI/CD steps as YAML and execute them on self-hosted or Buildkite-managed agents.

Run interactive shell sessions and automate command-line tasks with the Bourne Again SHell.

Manage a Stockholm-hosted VPS through a control panel with backups, networking controls, and a documented API.

Manage API and AI connectivity through a unified platform with a cloud control plane.

A mobile code editor for editing web and source files, previewing pages and using terminal or remote-file tools.

Serialize structured data with schemas and compact binary encoding across supported programming languages.

Self-hosted web test management for requirements, test cases, release plans, execution results and progress reports.

Run controlled chaos experiments and reliability checks against services before failures reach users.

Stores and queries continuous application profiles to reveal resource use down to code-level details.

Resizeable public-cloud virtual machines with API and infrastructure-as-code workflows.

Translate application text with Google Cloud's NMT and advanced translation services.

Edit encrypted configuration without losing its familiar structure.

A browser IDE for programming courses, with Linux project environments and an integrated terminal.

Manage Python project dependencies, virtual environments, and package metadata from `pyproject.toml`.

Load project-specific environment variables when entering a directory, then unload them when leaving.

Provision Linux and Windows virtual machines with configurable images, networking, and billing modes.

Build Java projects from a POM that defines dependencies, plugins, and a standard lifecycle.

Build mobile, web, and desktop interfaces from a shared Flutter codebase.

Run a chosen command when watched files change, without tying the watcher to one language.

Use a managed Prometheus-compatible backend for metrics from EKS and other Kubernetes clusters.

Use a GPU-accelerated, cross-platform terminal emulator and multiplexer written in Rust.

Monitor business-critical systems with real-time alerts, configurable views, and integration toolkits.