Vim is an open-source modal text editor released by Bram Moolenaar in 1991, renowned for efficient keyboard-driven editing, ubiquitous availability, and minimal resource usage, a classic tool for system administrators and developers.
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Neovim is a modern refactor of Vim supporting async plugins, a built-in LSP client, Treesitter, and Lua configuration, representing the next-generation modal editor.
JetBrains is a world-leading software development tools company headquartered in Prague, Czechia; its IDEs such as IntelliJ IDEA, PyCharm, and WebStorm are loved by developers worldwide, and it is the creator of the Kotlin language.
IntelliJ IDEA is JetBrains' flagship Java/Kotlin IDE, released in 2000 from Prague, Czech Republic, renowned for smart code assistance, powerful refactoring, and deep framework support, serving 2M+ developers.
Sketch is a Mac vector UI/UX design tool founded in 2010 in The Hague, Netherlands, known for its Symbols component system and hundreds of plugins, with a web version launched in 2022.
WordPress is an open-source PHP CMS released in 2003 that powers roughly 43% of all websites, the top share of any CMS. Its 60,000+ plugins and 12,000+ themes make it the common foundation for blogs, business sites, and ecommerce.
Jira is the project and issue tracking tool launched by Atlassian in 2002 in Australia and the de facto standard for software development teams, with a free plan for 10 users, Standard at $7.75/user/month, native Scrum/Kanban support, and a 3,000+ plugin ecosystem.
Founded in 2008 in the United States, nopCommerce is the most mature open-source e-commerce platform built on ASP.NET Core. Completely free, plugin-extensible, multi-store capable, with over 60,000 active installations worldwide.
Eclipse is an open source Java IDE released in 2001 by the Eclipse Foundation, with a plugin platform providing full Java development and 1,800+ Marketplace solutions for enterprise Java teams.
Atom is an open source code editor released by GitHub in 2014, built on Electron for cross-platform use, fully hackable with thousands of community packages, and officially discontinued in 2022 with a recommendation to migrate to VS Code.
Grav is an open-source flat-file CMS developed by the RocketTheme team, with no database, Markdown file storage, a free MIT license, lightweight deployment, and multilingual support for documentation and light content sites.