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A lightweight, extensible code editor with built-in Git support, debugging, and IntelliSense for multiple languages.
A lightweight, extensible code editor with built-in Git support, debugging, and IntelliSense for multiple languages.
A hackable text editor for the 21st century, built on Electron and designed for deep customization.
A simple and elegant open-source markdown editor focused on speed and usability, available for Linux, macOS, and Windows.
A simple and elegant open-source markdown editor focused on speed and usability, available for Linux, macOS, and Windows.
A modern, extensible rich text editor built for compatibility across browsers and frameworks.
The fully featured code editor from VS Code, packaged for the browser.
A cross-platform GUI for fast, lossless video and audio editing using FFmpeg.
A free, simple, and intuitive browser-based database ERD editor and SQL generator.
A headless, framework-agnostic rich text editor framework built on ProseMirror, offering full customization through extensions.
A headless, framework-agnostic rich text editor framework built on ProseMirror, offering full customization through extensions.
Free, libre-licensed binaries of Visual Studio Code with Microsoft branding, telemetry, and licensing removed.
A modern, intuitive terminal-based text editor distributed as a single static binary with no dependencies.
A Windows desktop tool to record screen regions, webcam, or sketchboard and edit/save as GIF, video, or image formats.
A full-featured, open-source in-browser Markdown editor based on Stack Overflow's PageDown library.
Open-source web-based database diagram editor that visualizes schemas from a single query and exports SQL scripts.
An extensible framework for building cloud and desktop IDEs using modern web technologies.
A WYSIWYG rich text editor for web applications that treats contenteditable as an I/O device to avoid browser inconsistencies.
A feature-rich Markdown WYSIWYG editor with GFM support, live preview, and extensible plugins for charts and UML.
An easy-to-use, multi-track audio editor and recorder for Windows, macOS, GNU/Linux, and other operating systems.
The world's most customizable, scalable, and flexible open-source rich text editor for web applications.
A vanilla JavaScript WYSIWYG editor that clones Medium.com's inline toolbar using the contenteditable API.
A modern, accessible text editor inspired by MS-DOS Editor with VS Code-like controls.
A developer platform for on-demand, pre-configured cloud development environments that eliminates manual setup.
A flexible, general-purpose tile map editor for creating game levels in RPGs, platformers, and other tile-based games.
A next-generation code editor with instant feedback and deep customization through a powerful plugin system.
A modern modal editor combining Neovim's power with IDE-like features for enhanced productivity.
A lightweight, macOS-native plain-text editor with intuitive interface and accurate text handling.
A native, lightweight modal code editor combining Vim's modal editing, VSCode's language integration, and Sublime's speed.
A self-hosted, real-time collaborative markdown editor for creating and sharing notes together.
A toolkit for building block-based editors and collaborative applications with native web components and CRDT-based real-time collaboration.
A versatile, offline-first text editor for Android supporting Markdown, todo.txt, and other plaintext formats for notes and task management.
A declarative command-line tool and Node.js API for programmatic video editing using ffmpeg.
A rich-text editor with live editing and Markdown syntax support, built for modern web applications.
An easy-to-use Android app that lets anyone contribute to OpenStreetMap by answering simple questions on location.
A free, open-source, native macOS Markdown editor that's fast, lightweight, and privacy-focused.
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