QSTrader
github.comStudy an exploratory Python engine for historical equities tests
Study an exploratory Python engine for historical equities tests
Summarize files, code, comments, and blank lines across a project by programming language.
Provision self-hosted development workspaces that developers can open through a browser IDE or desktop editor.
AI tool that generates code, tests, docs and diagrams from plain instructions.
AI browser extension for code validation, optimization, translation, and documentation.
Edit source files with a lightweight cross-platform editor and optional Python add-ons.
Create a presentation image from a code snippet in Raycast’s web tools.
Run DuckDB-based analytics in a managed cloud warehouse and share results with a team.
An extensible IDE for Ada and SPARK projects, with integrated editing, build, navigation, and debugging tools.
Inspect the product, model and market inputs behind a valuation
Trace and investigate AI application calls with a local or self-hosted observability interface.
Host coded or visual strategies through shared broker connections
A desktop UI-test IDE that records, replays and reports tests against mobile apps, desktop programs and games.
Scans source code for security issues and gives teams a place to review findings.
Checks code quality and security with JetBrains static analysis in IDEs and CI pipelines.
A project-based JavaScript and TypeScript IDE with code navigation, refactoring, testing, and debugging tools.
An introduction to computer programming from Waterloo
AI product designer that turns prompts or images into pages, components and frontend code.
Pixel-aligned map symbols designed for a 14 px drawing area.
Inspect, repair and convert triangular meshes
A Python command-line toolkit for authoring and running declarative chaos experiments against configured systems.
A visual interface editor connected to product code and tokens
Turn source code into a styled image with editable colours and spacing.
Navigate, build, run, and debug multi-language projects in KDE's cross-platform IDE.