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go.devCreate compiled programs and reusable modules with Go's language and standard toolchain.
Create compiled programs and reusable modules with Go's language and standard toolchain.
Generate concrete syntax trees that stay responsive while source code changes.
A terminal-native editor built around multiple selections, syntax-aware navigation, and language-server features.
A configurable FTP server with a maintained module ecosystem
An mpv frontend with playlists and desktop integration
Windows Amiga emulation with extensive hardware configuration
Run repository builds after pushes using a versioned `.travis.yml` configuration.
Build Kubernetes manifests from reusable bases, overlays, and patches without a template language.
Deploy supported application code to managed dynos without administering the host servers.
Format and lint web-project files with a shared command-line toolchain.
Collect application traces, metrics, logs, and error signals with language-specific agents.
Test language support through shaping behavior as well as character coverage.
An interactive programming language for technical and numerical computing.
Build apps, command-line tools, and services with Swift's compiled programming language.
A source and web editor with built-in HTML preview, file tools and language-server support.
Shape a text editor into a personal development environment using Emacs Lisp and an extension package system.
Turn a concise text description into a customizable diagram with the D2 language.
AI language tutor for conversation practice in 30+ languages
AI language tutor for speaking, listening, writing, and pronunciation practice in 130+ languages.
An Eclipse-based C/C++ IDE for building, running, debugging, and profiling software on QNX systems.
Rent a physical server and manage its operating system, rescue tools, and network settings through Robot.
Build interactive terminal applications in Go with an event-driven model, update, and view loop.
Build native programs with Rust and manage their packages and builds through Cargo.
Experiment with financial language models, sentiment and forecasts