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    Parasoft Reviews
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    Parasoft

    $125/user/mo
    115 Ratings
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    Parasoft's mission is to provide automated testing solutions and expertise that empower organizations to expedite delivery of safe and reliable software. A powerful unified C and C++ test automation solution for static analysis, unit testing and structural code coverage, Parasoft C/C++test helps satisfy compliance with industry functional safety and security requirements for embedded software systems.
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    DataGrip Reviews

    DataGrip

    JetBrains

    $199 per year
    2 Ratings
    DataGrip is our new database IDE, designed to meet the needs of professional SQL developers. You can execute queries in multiple modes. It also provides a local history which keeps track of your activity and protects your work from being lost. You can jump to any table or view by the name of the action or directly from the SQL code. This tool gives you a detailed insight into the behavior of your queries and the database engine behavior so that you can optimize your queries. DataGrip allows you to write SQL code more quickly by providing context-sensitive code completion. Completion can detect the table structure, foreign keys and even database objects that were created in the code you are editing. DataGrip will detect potential bugs in your code and suggest the best ways to fix them. It will instantly notify you of unresolved objects using keywords as identifiers. It also offers solutions.
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    TextMate Reviews
    Open source text editor that is powerful and customizable. It supports a wide range of programming languages. TextMate's simple way to add multiple insert points makes it easy to make multiple changes at once and swap code pieces. TextMate allows you to select what you are looking for and what you are searching for. It will display the results in a way that allows you to jump between matches, extract matching text, or preview replacements. TextMate supports all major version control systems. You can see which files have changed in the file browser view and which lines have changed in the editor view. One file mixing languages? Projects using different build systems? Third-party code with different formatting preferences TextMate can handle all of it by associating specific scope selectors with key shortcuts and settings.
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    Sematext Cloud Reviews
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    Sematext Cloud provides all-in-one observability solutions for modern software-based businesses. It provides key insights into both front-end and back-end performance. Sematext includes infrastructure, synthetic monitoring, transaction tracking, log management, and real user & synthetic monitoring. Sematext provides full-stack visibility for businesses by quickly and easily exposing key performance issues through a single Cloud solution or On-Premise.
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    IntelliJ IDEA Reviews
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    IntelliJ IDEA

    JetBrains

    $16.90 per user per month
    22 Ratings
    IntelliJ IDEA, a JetBrains IDE, is the leading IDE for Java and Kotlin development. It helps you stay productive with a suite of efficiency-enhancing features such as intelligent coding assistance, reliable refactorings, instant code navigation, built-in developer tools, web and enterprise development support, and much more.
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    Apache NetBeans Reviews

    Apache NetBeans

    Apache Software Foundation

    Free
    4 Ratings
    Apache NetBeans (also known as Apache IDE) is a powerful, open-source Integrated Development Environment that can be used to develop applications in a variety of programming languages including Java, JavaScript PHP, HTML5, C/C++, and more. NetBeans is known for its modular architecture and offers robust tools and features to developers who work on desktop, web, and mobile applications. It has intelligent code editing, profiling, debugging and profiling features, as well as a visual GUI builder to design Java-based user interfaces. NetBeans offers support for versioning systems such as Git, SVN and Mercurial to facilitate seamless team collaboration. NetBeans is an Apache Software Foundation Project, which benefits from a community that constantly improves and expands the functionality of NetBeans. This makes it a reliable, flexible and reliable choice for developers in various domains.
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    Kiuwan Code Security Reviews
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    Security Solutions for Your DevOps Process Automate scanning your code to find and fix vulnerabilities. Kiuwan Code Security is compliant with the strictest security standards, such OWASP or CWE. It integrates with top DevOps tools and covers all important languages. Static application security testing and source analysis are both effective, and affordable solutions for all sizes of teams. Kiuwan provides a wide range of essential functionality that can be integrated into your internal development infrastructure. Quick vulnerability detection: Simple and quick setup. You can scan your area and receive results in minutes. DevOps Approach to Code Security: Integrate Kiuwan into your Ci/CD/DevOps Pipeline to automate your security process. Flexible Licensing Options. There are many options. One-time scans and continuous scanning. Kiuwan also offers On-Premise or Saas models.
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    Sublime Text Reviews
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    Sublime Text

    Sublime HQ

    $80 one-time fee
    20 Ratings
    Advanced text editor for code and markup. Goto Anything allows you to quickly jump to symbols, lines, or words by opening files using just a few keystrokes. You can make ten changes at once, and not just one change ten times. Multiple selections allow for interactively changing multiple lines at once, renaming variables quickly, and modifying files faster than ever before. The Command Palette contains infrequently used functionality such as sorting, changing syntax, and changing indentation settings. You can search for exactly what you need with just a few keystrokes. Sublime Text's Python API allows plugins to enhance the built-in functionality. Package Control can be installed using the command palette. This allows for easy access to thousands upon thousands of packages created by the community.
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    CodeScene Reviews

    CodeScene

    CodeScene

    €18 per active author/month
    CodeScene's powerful features go beyond traditional code analysis. Visualize and evaluate all the factors that influence software delivery and quality, not just the code itself. Make informed, data-driven decisions based on CodeScene’s actionable insights and recommendations. CodeScene guides developers and technical leaders to: - Get a holistic overview and evolution of your software system in one single dashboard. - Identify, prioritize, and tackle technical debt based on return on investment. - Maintain a healthy codebase with powerful CodeHealth™ Metrics, spend less time on rework and more time on innovation. - Seamlessly integrate with Pull Requests and editors, get actionable code reviews and refactoring recommendations. - Set Improvement goals and quality gates for teams to work towards while monitoring the progress. - Support retrospectives by identifying areas for improvement. - Benchmark performance against personalized trends. - Understand the social side of the code, measure socio-technical factors like key personnel dependencies, knowledge sharing and inter-team coordination.
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    Zed Reviews

    Zed

    Zed Industries

    Free
    Zed is the next-generation code-editor designed for high-performance collaborative work with humans and AI. Rust was used to create a code editor that can efficiently utilize multiple CPU cores as well as your GPU. Integrate future LLMs into workflows to generate, analyze, and transform code. Chat with colleagues, share your screen, and write notes together. Multibuffers combine code excerpts from different codebases into one editable surface. Jupyter runtimes allow you to evaluate code inline and edit notebooks collaboratively. Support for multiple languages via Tree-sitter and WebAssembly. Zed's AI and language-aware task runners are tightly integrated with Zed’s native fast terminal. Vim bindings provide first-class modal editor, including text objects and marks. Zed is a product of a global developer community. Choose from hundreds of extensions to enhance your Zed experience. These include themes, language support and more.
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    Codecov Reviews

    Codecov

    Codecov

    $10 per user per month
    Develop healthier code. Improve code quality and workflow. Codecov offers a comprehensive suite of tools that allow you to group, merge and archive coverage reports, as well as compare them. Open source. Plans starting at $10/user per month. Ruby, Python and C++ as well as Javascript are all available. All CI products and workflows can be integrated easily. No setup is required. Automatic report merging for all CI languages and languages into one report. You can get custom statuses for any group of coverage metrics. You can review coverage reports by folder, project, and type (unit tests or integration tests). You can comment the detailed report directly in your pull request. Codecov is SOC 2 Type II Certified. This means that Codecov has been audited by a third party and attested to our security practices.
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    Axon Framework Reviews
    Based on architectural principles, such as Domain-Driven Design (DDD) and Command-Query Responsibility Segregation (CQRS), the Axon Framework provides the building blocks that CQRS requires and helps create scalable and extensible applications while maintaining application consistency in distributed systems.
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    Lapce Reviews
    Lapce is an open-source, cutting-edge code editor that focuses on delivering a fast, responsive experience. This is especially important for developers who work with large projects and complex codebases. Lapce, written in Rust and native development, leverages performance advantages to provide a smooth edit experience with minimal lag. It has a modern, clean interface with advanced features such as multi-caret, split views and terminal support. Lapce's support for the Language Server Protocol, or LSP, allows it to offer autocompletion, code navigation, syntax highlighting and code highlighting across multiple programming languages. This increases productivity. Lapce's extensibility, plugin support, and focus on performance makes it ideal for developers who are looking for a lightweight, yet powerful editor. It appeals to both beginners and professionals.
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    Codacy Reviews

    Codacy

    Codacy

    $15.00/month/user
    Codacy is an automated code review tool. It helps identify problems through static code analysis. This allows engineering teams to save time and tackle technical debt. Codacy seamlessly integrates with your existing workflows on Git provider as well as with Slack and JIRA or using Webhooks. Each commit and pull-request includes notifications about security issues, code coverage, duplicate code, and code complexity. Advanced code metrics provide insight into the health of a project as well as team performance and other metrics. The Codacy CLI allows you to run Codacy code analysis locally. This allows teams to see Codacy results without needing to check their Git provider, or the Codacy app. Codacy supports more than 30 programming languages and is available in free open source and enterprise versions (cloud or self-hosted). For more see https://www.codacy.com/
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    SlickEdit Reviews

    SlickEdit

    SlickEdit

    $99.95
    Multi-platform cross-platform code editor that supports over 60 languages across 9 platforms.
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    Theia Reviews
    Eclipse Theia allows you to create multi-language Cloud & Desktop IDEs using state-of-the art web technologies. Are you unsure whether you need a desktop or web version? Theia allows you to create one IDE and have it run in browsers or native desktop applications from a single source. The Eclipse Foundation hosts the Theia project. It is a non-profit corporation and is developed by a diverse group. Projects hosted at an Open-Source Foundation, unlike other open-source projects, are protected from single-vendor decisions that would be detrimental to the interests of the diverse community. Theia is modularly designed to allow users and extenders to customize and extend every aspect of the system. It is easy to create a custom IDE-like product by simply listing all required extensions in a package.json. It is simple to add new functionality by implementing your extensions. This gives you all the flexibility that you need.
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    CodeFactor Reviews

    CodeFactor

    CodeFactor

    $19 per month
    A quick overview of the code quality for the entire project, the most problematic files, and recent commits. CodeFactor will track all new and resolved issues for each pull request and commit. CodeFactor will show you the most important issues first, based on file size, file change frequency, and issue code size. This allows you to focus your efforts on fixing what is most important. Track and create issues or comments from code files or project issue pages. CodeFactor can also update the status of Bitbucket or GitHub pull requests. CodeFactor lets you toggle inspection for any repository branch at will. CodeFactor integrates to Slack to send code quality notification for every commit in any branch or pull request. Go to the repository settings page to install. Straightforward pricing based upon private repository number. No hidden fees. Integration into your workflow is seamless.
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    Spock Framework Reviews
    Spock is a specification and testing framework for Java and Groovy apps. Its beautiful and expressive specification language is what makes it stand out among the rest. Spock can be used with all IDEs, build tools and continuous integration servers thanks to its JUnit runner. Spock was inspired by JUnit, RSpec and jMock. Spock Web Console allows you to view, edit, run and publish Spock specifications instantly. It's the ideal place to play with Spock without any commitments.
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    OpenClover Reviews
    You should balance your time writing applications with testing code. The most advanced code coverage tool for Java or Groovy. OpenClover measures Java and Groovy code coverage and collects more than 20 code metrics. OpenClover not only shows you the untested areas of your app, but also combines coverage metrics to identify the most risky code. The Test Optimization feature shows you which test cases are related each class of your code. This feature allows OpenClover to run tests that are relevant to changes in your application code. This greatly reduces test execution time. Are testing getters and setters of value? Or machine-generated code. OpenClover is more flexible than other tools when it comes to defining the coverage measurement. You can exclude files, files, classes and methods as well as single statements. You can concentrate on testing the most important parts of your code. OpenClover records test results and measures code coverage for each test.
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    Grails Reviews
    A powerful web application framework built on Spring Boot that uses Groovy. Convention-over-configuration, sensible defaults, opinionated APIs, and the Groovy language combine to make the Grails® framework easy to learn for Java developers. The Grails framework is built upon Spring Boot and takes advantage of Spring Boot's time-savings features like Spring-powered dependency injection. The Grails framework seamlessly integrates and interoperates transparently with Java, the JVM and existing Java EE container. Apache Groovy, a language for Java platform, is designed to improve developers' productivity. It can be typed in dynamic and optionally, but it also has static-typing capabilities and static compilation. The Grails framework integrates seamlessly with GORM, a data accessibility toolkit that provides a rich array of APIs to access relational and non-relational information. GORM also supports implementations of Hibernate (SQL), MongoDB and Cassandra as well as Neo4j.
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    Refraction Reviews

    Refraction

    Refraction

    $8 per month
    Refraction is a tool that generates code for developers. It uses AI to generate code. It can be used to generate unit tests, documentation, and refactor code. You can generate code using AI in 34 languages: C#, C++ and CoffeeScript. Refraction is used by thousands of developers worldwide to create documentation, create unit test cases, refactor code, among other things. AI can automate tedious tasks such as testing, documentation, and revisions so that you can concentrate on the important parts of software development. Refactor, optimize and fix your code. Use various test frameworks to generate unit tests for your code. To make it easier to understand, explain the purpose of your code.
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    {CodeStore} Reviews

    {CodeStore}

    {CodeStore}

    €10 per year
    CodeStore is a free code snippet management tool that makes it easy to store, find and share code examples. It has syntax highlighting, tagging and full-text searching. It takes only seconds to find the code snippet that you are looking for with CodeStore. You don't have to search through your entire codebase, blogs and forums. You can always access all your code examples by synchronizing with cloud. To make collaboration easier, you can also share them with other people. This makes CodeStore an ideal code snippet manager both for beginners and professionals. To find a specific code fragment, use the full-text search. Filter your search by tags, programming language, and other criteria. To access your code snippets across multiple devices, you can store them in the cloud. They can also be accessed via a web browser whenever you need them.
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    Dash Reviews
    Dash gives your Mac instant offline accessibility to over 200+ API documentation sets. Dash is an API documentation browser, code snippet manager, and code snippet manager. Dash instantly searches offline documentation for 200+ APIs, 100+ cheatsheets, and many more. You can also request docsets to include or create your own. Dash includes 200+ offline documentation sets. Dash allows you to choose which documentation sets you want to download. Dash will keep them up-to-date. You can also request docsets, create your own docsets, or download docsets directly from third-party sources. All documentation sets were created and maintained with the greatest care. Dash integrates seamlessly with package managers to create documentation sets for any item you may need. It can also provide custom documentation sources. You can store snippets. You can reuse snippets easily. Expand snippets within any app. Organise snippets using tags, syntax highlighting, or variable placeholders.
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    Typora Reviews
    Typora allows you to enjoy a seamless experience both as a reader or writer. It eliminates the preview window and mode switcher as well as syntax symbols of markdown code and other distractions. Instead, it offers a live preview feature that allows you to focus on the content. Typora makes it easy to manage your files. It has both a file tree panel as well as an article (file list) side panel. This allows you to easily manage your files. You can organize your files however you like, and even add sync services such as Dropbox or iCloud. You can instantly see the outline structure of your documents in outline panel. This allows you to quickly navigate through the document and jump directly to any section. Bookmarks are available for export to PDF. Export or import can be done further. You can export or import more formats, such as docx, OpenOffice and LaTeX, MediaWiki, MediaWiki, and Epub. You can see how big your document is in words and characters, lines or reading minutes.
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    Atlassian Clover Reviews
    Atlassian Clover has been a reliable source of code coverage analysis for Java and Groovy developers for many years. This reliability has allowed us to concentrate our development efforts on improving our core offerings like Bitbucket and Jira Software. Clover has been open-sourced, which we believe is the best way for Clover to receive the attention and focus it deserves. Clover is open to developers who are eager to contribute, just like they were with other open-source projects such as the IDE connectors or dozens of libraries. Clover is already a powerful tool for code coverage and we are excited to see how the community will make Clover thrive.
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