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An integrated web-based project management tool that focuses on the Agile methodology. Targetprocess provides an intuitive visual interface to manage software development projects. It offers features for using Scrum, Kanban or customized approach. | |
A Java-based build management server, tool-set for CI that enables to quickly build sophisticated automated pipelines. It can automatically find hanging builds, finding duplicates, building statistics charts, and more. | |
A back-end management tool for Visual Studio and Eclipse developers from Microsoft. It provides controls for managing requirements, projects, labs, and releases and covers the entire Application Lifecycle Management. | |
A code tool. Analyzes a source code, monitors the quality and provides feedback within seconds. | |
Testlify is an AI-powered platform that helps companies hire faster and more efficiently by offering a comprehensive library of over 1,200 assessments, including role-specific, language, programming, and cognitive ability tests, to evaluate candidates' technical and soft skills. | |
A test management software developed for development teams and QA that can manage test cases, integrate with test automation and has other significant ffeatures that boost your testing results. | |
Formerly known as Team Foundation Server (TFS). A project management tool. It is used for making reports, managing source code and requirements, as well as managing tests and releases. It offers features that enable Agile methodology and can be used with any IDE. | |
Xymon, a network monitoring application using free software, operates under the GNU General Public License; its central server runs on Unix and Linux hosts. | |
An interface definition language and binary communication protocol that is used to define and create services for numerous languages, such as C++, Java, Python, PHP, Ruby, Erlang, Perl, Haskell, C#, Cocoa, JavaScript, Node.js, Smalltalk, OCaml, Delphi etc. | |
A compiler that enables use of new and proposed JS language features on ES6. It is written in ES6 and also supports experimental ES features. It also offers a demo for trying out some of the langueage features online in a browser. | |
A distributed continuous integration service. It is used to build and test software projects hosted on GitHub. It also simplifies testing and deployment of the app. It supports most programming languages, including Python, Ruby, Node, Java, Go and others. | |
Web-based software project management and bug tracking system. Provides an integrated Wiki, an interface to version control systems, and a number of convenient ways to stay on top of events and changes within a project. Integrates with major version control systems including Subversion and Git. | |
A flexible web-based task management application that provides a visual overview of what is being worked on and who is working on it. Trello uses the Kanban system. It has many areas of application, other than software developments, like lesson planning and real estate management. | |
A global platform and IT company. It provides security solutions, advanced data analytics, infrastructure services, application services, cloud management software, etc. It is designed mainly for government, commercial and financial markets. | |
An open-source software tool for building and maintaining portable virtual development environments and working with virtual machines. It provides a simple and easy to use command-line client for managing these environments. It is also written in Ruby. | |
An HTTP accelerator, also known as a caching reverse proxy. It can increase the speed of a website, while reducing the load on the web server. Depending on the architecture, it can speed it up with a factor of 300 to 1000 times. The tool is also very fast, flexible and reliable. | |
Stands for Version Control System. Any VCS tool, online or otherwise, is a repository of files, where developers can add new or change existing files, while monitoring these changes. Such tools allow to see who made the changes, resolve conflicts in code, return to previous versions and other features. | |
A Java-based template engine that enables anyone to manage a template language to reference objects designated in Java code. It is primarily used by web designers create websites that look good, without worrying about the backend side of development. | |
VCS, also known as SCM (Source Control Management), is a way to manage and document changes developers make to software code. | |
A text editor for Unix like systems. It acts as window to the file that needs editing and reflects the changes. It allows to insert new text, change or delete different units of a file, such as words, sentences, paragraphs or just separate characters. | |
Stands for Vi IMproved. A text editor that is included as "vi" with UNIX OS and Apple OS X. It supports most programming languages and file formats, and can be integrated with other tools. Aside from standard text editing tools, it can also be extended via plugins. | |
A source control program that creates, maintains and organizes a virtual library of computer files. It allows to backup source files, see earlier versions of a file, manage file releases. It also enables merging, branching and sharing. | |
Code editor redefined and optimized for building and debugging modern web and cloud applications. Comes with built-in support for JavaScript, TypeScript and Node.js and has a rich ecosystem of extensions for other languages and runtimes. Available for macOS, Linux, and Windows. | |
A virtualization software company. It provides a completely virtualized set of hardware to the guest operating system. It also includes networking/security management tools, software-defined data center, etc. There is also a cloud version of the products. | |
