Octopus Deploy
FreemiumContinuous deployment software automating release orchestration and deployment across multi-cloud, hybrid, and on-premises environments.
Software development platforms help you create, test, secure, and release software. You can store code, check an application programming interface, or automate a build. This keeps work organized and helps teams catch problems before users do.
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Continuous deployment software automating release orchestration and deployment across multi-cloud, hybrid, and on-premises environments.
A platform for designing, testing, documenting, mocking, and monitoring APIs using a single OpenAPI spec.
A comprehensive collection of UI component libraries, reporting, testing, and productivity tools for.NET and JavaScript development.
An open source system for automating deployment, scaling, and management of containerized applications.
Zero-trust security tools embedding access control, data protection, and secure messaging into critical systems for edge and tactical
Apiary is an API-First platform for designing, developing, and documenting APIs.
Cross-platform software framework and tools for UI design, development, quality assurance, and deployment.
A JavaScript framework for building native apps for Android, iOS, and other platforms using React.
Cloud-based testing platform providing instant access to real browsers and mobile devices for web and app testing.
DevOps and platform engineering suite offering CI/CD pipelines, remote deployments, environments, visual testing, tunnels, domains, and AI
Code::Blocks is a free, extensible, cross-platform IDE for C, C++, and Fortran development.
An open source frontend workshop for building, testing, and documenting UI components in isolation.
Start with the part of development you need to manage. A shared coding platform suits team projects, while focused tools cover jobs such as testing an application programming interface, checking code, or preparing a build.
Choose this group when several people need one place for code and project work. It can also support continuous delivery as changes move toward release.
Security-focused choices can cover code security, software composition analysis, or static application security testing. A dedicated testing tool is more suitable when your work centers on application programming interfaces.
A code editor fits hands-on programming or learning, while build automation turns source code into a repeatable build. Your language, editor, and current workflow can guide the choice.
It is software that supports part of creating and releasing software, such as hosting code, editing it, testing it, securing it, or automating builds.
Postman, GitLab, and CodeCritic have free plans.
Aikido Security has a free Developer plan, while BlueJ and Apache Maven are open source.
GitLab, webpack, Apache Maven, and Gradle support build automation.
GitHub, Aikido Security, and CodeCritic cover code security.
GitLab and Aikido Security also support static application security testing.