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QPyDesk
Code editor and real-time QR code generator for QPython
QPyDesk is a code editor, and real-time QR code generator for QPython. It is a Python code editor with syntax highlighting that also generates the QR code that represents said code in real time. This application also allows you to print the generated QR code to distribute the created application. However, because QR codes have a limited storage capacity, if the code is very long, QPyDesk creates a QR code that is only valid while the application is running, that is, the QR code generated... -
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DevNote
Write multiple programming languages or just keep notes for yourself o
DevNote is a text-editor. It can program in multiple languages such as HTML/PHP/C++/And More. It has many features such as text to speech and the link generator. It can also be used to keep notes. DevNote will help you develop what you need to get started. You can now even go farther than ever with DevNote Add-Ons. Now you can edit pages like Microsoft Word with DevNote Pro and edit script like a master with the Pro Code Editor. You can also save your own project file type under .dnp... -
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Pavonis is visual editor for Nullsoft Scriptable Install System (NSIS) script files. It includes visual designer of custom pages, which supports nsDialogs. Allows to easy organize functions, sections and pages included in script.
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