Flutter
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Build mobile, web, and desktop interfaces from a shared Flutter codebase.
Apple's Mac IDE for building, testing, debugging, and distributing apps for Apple platforms.
A free Windows programmer’s editor with project workspaces, macros, FTP, HTML preview and a hex editor.
Run workshops and brainstorm on a secure collaborative online whiteboard.
Manage issues, agile boards, backlogs, and team projects with configurable workflows.
Model-based end-to-end test automation for enterprise applications and business workflows.
A lightweight IDE that draws code structure diagrams and visualizes runtime data structures.
A Joomla community forum with category-specific membership and moderation
Self-hosted website statistics for several sites and collaborators.
On-premise email delivery with live queue controls and response-based throttling
A photo-community server with configurable admission and discovery
Performance cycles with review templates, feedback, and calibration
Self-hosted personal budgets, import rules and transaction reports
Multi-brand email management with separate lists, users and unsubscribe pages
Browse a long-running collection of product, print and logo mockups.
Find and replace Mac application icons while preserving custom choices.
Free self-hosted commerce with multi-store settings and flexible product options
Queue pull requests, retest them against the latest main branch, and merge only after checks pass.
Automate unit and regression testing for embedded C/C++ software, from test design to target execution and coverage analysis.
Build a Bitcoin and Lightning node on your own Raspberry Pi
Build type-safe concurrent programs for the Erlang virtual machine or compile them to JavaScript.
Deploy a repository or image as a web service, worker, scheduled job, or static site.
One JavaScript and TypeScript test runner for browser, mobile, desktop, and extension workflows.
Run Node.js tests with a BDD-style interface, configurable reporters, lifecycle hooks, and asynchronous support.