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Ct.js
Ct.js is a desktop game engine that makes learning programming fun
...Modules add new powers, and when ct.js is not enough, you can add any JS code or library. A small stylized adventure with AI-powered sea battles, violent environment, and little puzzle sections. Join the voyage to save a colony from a deadly disease! -
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CodeLite
CodeLite: an open source, cross platform C/C++/PHP and JavaScript IDE
codelite is an open-source, cross platform IDE for the C/C++/PHP and JavaScript programming languages (build and tested on Windows 7, 8, ubuntu >=14.04 plus debian, fedora and openSUSE, and Mac OSX 10.8.4). codelite is distributed under the terms of the GPLv2 license If you need help with codelite, please join our forums at: http://forums.codelite.org Visit our download page at: http://codelite.org/support.php The CodeLite Team -
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CoVim
Collaborative Editing for Vim
CoVim enables collaborative, real-time editing sessions in Vim by networking multiple clients into a shared buffer. Participants can see each other’s cursors and changes as they type, approximating pair programming inside a modal editor. Sessions are hosted on a server process that coordinates edits and user presence across machines. The goal is to keep collaboration simple while preserving familiar Vim motions and commands. It is particularly handy for remote code walkthroughs, mentoring,...
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