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Store, cache, and share software packages as part of a build and release workflow.

Build and deploy full-stack web projects with Git integration and preview environments.

Build React web applications with file-based routing and server-rendering features.

Edit source files and send build or run output to an integrated pane on Windows or Linux.

Publish a static website from a GitHub repository, using a branch or a GitHub Actions workflow.

Build repeatable machine images from configuration templates before handing artifacts to deployment systems.

Build and run services, jobs, databases, and release workflows on Northflank or in your own cloud.

Build and run JavaScript or TypeScript web applications on a managed serverless platform.

Build JavaScript web applications with a framework and CLI that organize routes, components, and project tasks.

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

Build component-based web interfaces with a compact library that shares a React-compatible API.

Run build and deployment pipelines from a Jenkinsfile on infrastructure your team operates.

A C and C++ IDE that connects project editing to your compilers, build system, debugger, and tests.

Calculates a Semantic Version from Git history and configurable branch rules.

Build, test, publish, and deploy containerized applications to Kubernetes.

Automate AWS software releases as source, build, and deployment stages.

Build container images, run tests, and publish artifacts through reusable Codefresh CI pipelines.

Build native programs with Rust and manage their packages and builds through Cargo.

Define pull-request, build, and deployment jobs in screwdriver.yaml with pluggable execution engines.

An Eclipse-based NXP IDE for importing SDK examples, building firmware and debugging a target board.

Build browser interfaces with declarative components compiled from HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

Copy and synchronize files between a local machine and configured cloud-storage remotes.

Run repository workflows on events such as pushes, with jobs executed by GitHub-hosted or self-hosted runners.

Describe Java and Groovy tests as executable specifications with setup, action, and outcome blocks.