Lite XL 2.1.8
Edit code and text with multiple cursors, split panes and project search in Lite XL, a free, Lua-customizable editor for Windows.
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Edit code and text with multiple cursors, split panes and project search in Lite XL, a free, Lua-customizable editor for Windows.
View and edit LiteDB v5 documents on Windows with LiteDB Studio, a free, open-source GUI with a SQL editor and query results grid.
Coordinate AI coding agents, isolate parallel work in Git worktrees, and review conversations, code changes and pull requests in Lody for Windows.
Read log4net, log4j, SysLog and Windows event messages with Logbert, an open-source viewer with filters, bookmarks and CSV export.
Build and simulate digital logic circuits with Logicly for Windows. Connect gates, inspect signal changes step by step and generate truth tables; a fully functional 30-day trial is available.
Design and simulate digital logic circuits with Logisim, a free educational tool for Windows with reusable subcircuits, color-coded wires and truth-table analysis.
Design and simulate digital logic circuits with Logisim-evolution, a free, open-source educational tool with component libraries and signal timing diagrams.
Draw analog circuit schematics, simulate their behavior and inspect waveforms with LTspice, Analog Devices' free SPICE-based circuit simulator for Windows.
Organize reusable code snippets, Markdown notes and API requests in massCode, a free, open-source developer workspace with local file storage for Windows.
Connect to your team’s Mattermost workspaces on Windows, with server switching, desktop notifications and unread-message badges.
Open, edit and query Access MDB and ACCDB databases with a free portable Windows utility. MDB Viewer Plus supports table filtering, SQL SELECT queries and data export; database components are required.
Compare files and folders, review code changes and resolve merge conflicts with Meld, a free and open-source visual diff tool available for Windows.
Keep AI coding conversations searchable on your PC and pass project context between supported agents with MemorySQL, a free, open-source desktop knowledge base.
Trace C++ allocations, compare memory snapshots and investigate leaks with MemPro, a Windows memory profiler with a 30-day trial.
Write, debug and manage .NET and C++ projects with Microsoft Visual Studio for Windows. The linked Community edition is free for individual developers, with restrictions for organizational use.
Create isolated Python environments and manage conda-forge packages with Miniforge3, a minimal Windows installer for conda and mamba.
Edit code, review Git changes and work with HTTP requests in mnml, a terminal IDE with Vim or standard keymaps. Windows x64 MSI available; interactive Windows behavior remains unverified by the publisher.
Read and write Modbus registers and coils, monitor multiple devices and log data with Modbus Poll, a Windows master/client simulator with a time-limited trial.
Simulate Modbus slave devices on Windows to develop PLC programs before hardware arrives. Supports serial and network protocols, editable register data and Excel automation.
Learn Logo programming through turtle graphics with MSWLogo, a free Windows environment for drawing shapes, writing procedures and exploring interactive programs.
Build native Windows software with MSYS2, a free development environment combining a Bash terminal, Pacman package management and installable compiler toolchains.
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.
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