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    JetBrains Fleet Reviews
    Developed entirely from the ground up, JetBrains Fleet draws on two decades of experience in creating integrated development environments (IDEs). It utilizes the robust IntelliJ code-processing engine, featuring a distributed architecture and a fresh user interface designed for modern developers. Our aim with Fleet was to create a swift and efficient text editor that allows for quick code browsing and editing. It launches almost instantaneously, enabling you to start your work without delay, and has the capability to seamlessly evolve into a full-fledged IDE, with the IntelliJ engine operating independently from the editing interface. Fleet encompasses all the beloved features of IntelliJ-based IDEs, such as code completion tailored to your project context, easy navigation to definitions and usages, real-time code quality assessments, and convenient quick-fixes. The architecture of Fleet is thoughtfully designed to accommodate various configurations and workflows, allowing it to run locally on your machine or to offload some processes to the cloud, showcasing its versatility and adaptability for different development needs. This flexibility ensures that developers can choose the setup that best fits their workflow requirements.
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    Nova Reviews
    To be candid, Mac applications seem to be fading into obscurity. While there are valid motivations for developing cross-platform applications — primarily their versatility — it doesn't align with our core identity. Established as a Mac software developer in 1997, the team at Panic finds joy in creating products that embody the essence of Mac. Many years ago, we introduced Coda, a groundbreaking all-in-one web editor specifically for Mac users. However, as we began developing Nova, we reassessed the current landscape of the web and recognized the need for a new beginning. Hence, our journey commenced with a top-tier text editor that is not only brand new but also incredibly fast and adaptable, packed with all the essential features like intelligent autocomplete, multiple cursors, a Minimap, editor overscroll, and tag pairs and brackets, among many others. For those interested, Nova offers integrated support for a variety of languages including CoffeeScript, CSS, Diff, ERB, Haml, HTML, INI, JavaScript, JSON, JSX, Less, Lua, Markdown, Perl, PHP, Python, Ruby, Sass, SCSS, Smarty, SQL, TSX, TypeScript, XML, and YAML. This extensive support ensures that developers have the tools they need to work efficiently and effectively across multiple programming languages.
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    Code Time Reviews
    Automate your time tracking. Automated time tracking will allow you to focus on what is important, while saving you time. Track and visualize all your projects. You can also export your data to connect with your timesheet and billing tools. Code Time is an analytics and time tracking plugin that provides detailed reports on your code time per project. Visualize all your projects, daily progress and work schedule in one place. Upgrade to simplify project billing and reporting. Export your data and have it packaged up by branch or project. You can create your own dashboards and reports using your favorite analytics tool. Software integrates with over 15 of the most popular IDEs and code editors. You can track your hours and generate reports directly from your code editor.
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    RunCode Reviews

    RunCode

    RunCode

    $20/month/user
    RunCode offers online workspaces that allow you to work in a web browser on code projects. These workspaces offer a complete development environment that includes a code editor, a terminal and access to a variety of tools and libraries. These workspaces are easy to use and can be set up on your own computer.
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    Editor.do Reviews

    Editor.do

    Editor.do

    $3 per month
    Editor.do is a comprehensive online integrated development environment (IDE) and hosting service that enables users to rapidly create, code, host, and deploy impressive static websites within moments. Users can effortlessly upload their site files or a compressed zip archive containing their entire project to our NVMe SSD storage servers, which guarantees optimal loading speeds for their websites. The IDE supports an extensive range of more than 150 programming languages, featuring real-time code rendering alongside a suite of shortcuts and tools for searching, replacing, cutting, selecting, and efficiently managing your coding tasks. Editor.do also boasts an impressive library of over 1000 free and open-source templates that span various categories and libraries, all of which can be imported seamlessly from GitHub. Additionally, the platform integrates ChatGPT, providing users with on-demand assistance to refine, complete, or enhance their code and text. With its user-friendly interface and robust features, Editor.do serves as the perfect solution for developers and designers of all expertise levels aiming to craft visually appealing, high-speed, and secure websites in a fraction of the usual time. The platform is designed to elevate the web development experience, making it accessible and efficient for everyone involved.
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    $0/developer/month
    The leading open-source AI assistant. You can create custom autocomplete experiences and chats by connecting any models to any context. Remove the barriers that hinder productivity when developing software to remain in flow. Accelerate your development with a plug and play system that is easy to use and integrates into your entire stack. Set up your code assistant so that it can evolve with new capabilities. Continue autocompletes entire sections of code or single lines in any programming languages as you type. Ask questions about files, functions, the entire codebase and more by attaching code or context. Highlight code sections, then press the keyboard shortcut to convert code into natural language.