My Visual Database 6.5
Build Windows database applications with visual table and form designers, a report designer and sample projects for tasks such as inventory and invoicing.
Editors and tools for building software. Read the essentials, check the platform and follow the documented download.
Build Windows database applications with visual table and form designers, a report designer and sample projects for tasks such as inventory and invoicing.
Store and query structured application data with MySQL Community Server for Windows. This entry links to Oracle’s 64-bit MSI package.
Design MySQL schemas visually, write SQL queries and manage database servers with MySQL Workbench Community for Windows.
Build HTTP requests, inspect API responses and organize request collections with NativeRest, a Windows REST client with local workspaces and a 7-day trial.
Build and explore agent-based simulations with NetLogo for Windows, a free modeling environment with editable example models, interactive controls and experiment tools.
Build and explore agent-based simulations on a Mac with NetLogo, a free modeling environment with editable sample models, visual controls and plots.
Serve static sites or proxy HTTP requests with nginx for Windows, a free, configuration-driven web server. The native Windows build is beta and has scalability limits.
Run JavaScript outside the browser to build servers, command-line tools and scripts with Node.js. This download is the Windows x64 MSI for the 24.22.1 LTS release.
Run JavaScript scripts, command-line tools and server applications on macOS with Node.js, a free, open-source runtime. This entry links to the publisher's 26.13.0 LTS PKG installer.
Design DynamoDB data models, validate access patterns with sample data, and build queries with AWS NoSQL Workbench for Windows.
Add syntax-highlighted code snippets to desktop OneNote 2016 or OneNote for Office 365 with a free Windows add-in. This MSI is for 64-bit Office.
Edit source code and plain text in Notepad++, a free Windows desktop editor with support for several programming languages.
Edit scripts, configuration files and plain text with Notepad2, a free Windows editor with syntax highlighting, encoding tools and a single-document interface.
Edit scripts, configuration files and plain text with Notepad3, a free Windows editor with syntax highlighting, code folding and regular-expression search.
Edit code, manage Git changes and work with remote files in Nova, Panic's native Mac editor with an integrated terminal, debugging tools and a 30-day trial.
Create Windows installers with NSIS, a free, open-source tool that uses scripts to control file installation, uninstallers and custom setup pages.
Compile systems, graphics and application code with Odin, a data-oriented programming language. The Windows x64 compiler requires MSVC and the Windows SDK.
Run open AI models on your Windows PC, chat from the terminal and connect applications through a local API with Ollama.
Evaluate policy as code with Open Policy Agent (OPA), an open-source engine for Rego rules, structured data and application authorization decisions on Windows.
Design websites visually with openElement, a free Windows web authoring tool with reusable page layers, editable styles and custom elements.
Validate telemetry schemas, compare semantic-convention registries and generate code or documentation with OpenTelemetry Weaver, an open-source CLI for Windows.
Embed key-value storage in Windows applications with Oracle Berkeley DB, a database library with transactions, replication and a GUI for browsing data.
Query SQL databases, edit table data and change schemas with Outerbase Studio's Windows desktop wrapper, including drivers for MySQL and PostgreSQL.
Browse Redis keys, edit JSON values and inspect database statistics with P3X Redis UI, an open-source desktop Redis client available for Windows.
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