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An IEC 61131-3 development system for programming industrial controllers and automation devices.

Linux kernel and free-software development reporting

Develop APL programs in an integrated environment with a Windows IDE and the cross-platform RIDE interface.

Provision self-hosted development workspaces that developers can open through a browser IDE or desktop editor.

Free multi-agent framework for autonomous software development

Coordinate agile development with requirements, iterations, defects, and delivery workflows.

An unauthenticated HTTP API for querying World Bank country and development-indicator time series.

Open a Git repository in a browser IDE backed by a Kubernetes development workspace.

A browser IDE that pairs a cloud Linux workspace with a code editor, terminal, and server tools.

Sell software and subscriptions through a merchant of record

Arm's embedded development suite combines µVision, Keil Studio, compilers and device software packs.

Microsoft's free SQL Server edition for development and small production workloads.

Author software user guides and manuals, then publish them online or as help files.

Software development and enterprise technology analysis

Sustainable development courses and a searchable video library.

AI coding agents for planning, building, reviewing, and shipping software.

Reports and data on human-development measures

Plan software work with ticketing, sprint planning, collaboration, and repository connections.

Software definition workspace that turns ideas, code and team knowledge into specs.

An Eclipse-based C/C++ IDE for building, running, debugging, and profiling software on QNX systems.

A proxy-based API simulator that records traffic for repeatable tests without calling the real service each time.

Define and start a multi-container application from one Compose file and a single CLI command.

Develop, debug, and deploy Kubernetes applications through a shared CLI workflow.

Create a cloud development environment for a repository and edit it in a browser-based VS Code workspace.