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jetbrains.comA Go IDE that resolves project structure for navigation, refactoring, and code analysis.
A Go IDE that resolves project structure for navigation, refactoring, and code analysis.
Edit a project across Windows, macOS, Linux, or the browser, with an extensible editor and integrated tools.
A Windows web-code editor with language-aware tools, project navigation and FTP publishing.
A browser-based Code OSS editor paired with a Google Cloud Shell terminal and development environment.
Editable component code for a project-owned interface library
Highlight code with TextMate grammars and themes in a JavaScript rendering pipeline.
AI note taker that watches videos and saves Markdown notes to Obsidian
Design cloud infrastructure visually and generate Terraform code for AWS.
A project-oriented programming editor, code browser, and analyzer for navigating source.
Design-first no-code tool that turns designs into native iOS and Android apps.
A minimal code editor built for speed and collaboration with humans and AI.
Polkadot wallet with watch-only accounts and governance
A .NET unit-testing framework for C#, F#, and Visual Basic projects.
AI features inside Webflow for building sites, writing copy, and generating code
An interactive browser notebook for mixing executable code, narrative, and rich results in one computational document.
Search source trees recursively for regular expressions while respecting ignore rules by default.
Generate API and project documentation from annotated source code.
Continuously runs .NET tests in Visual Studio or Rider and reports results as code changes.
A persistent cloud VS Code workspace with a Linux container, terminal, debugger, and ready-made project templates.
A desktop HTML and CSS editor that keeps the rendered page and source code in sync.
Open a Git repository in a browser IDE backed by a Kubernetes development workspace.
A terminal-native editor built around multiple selections, syntax-aware navigation, and language-server features.
A Java code-coverage library that records which instructions, lines, and branches run during tests.