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    Basic WebPage Builder

    Basic WebPage Builder

    Drag and Drop basic webpage builder

    Drag and Drop basic webpage and website builder Icon by http://www.kameleon.pics ====== Get your Simple Wysiwyg HTML Editor on Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ulm.simplehtmleditor ====== Extended release: - Chrome extension: - https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/boot-wysiwyg/gjmamibgdidamicoandlflamngdmmeig ====== Desktop app built using Electron framework and NodeJS. ==== Official download also on Softpedia® -...
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    Data Modeler

    Data Modeler

    A tool for creating data models and databases for Microsoft SQL Server

    ...If you use Microsoft SQL Server and are in search of a clean and intuitive (and free!) data modeler, search no further. With object-level DDL previews, schema support, real-time model validation and DDL regeneration, sub-models, bulk undo/redo, drag 'n' drop foreign key creation, a data dictionary, update/delete foreign key automation, and customizable fonts and colors, this data modeler is an indispensable tool in any DBAs toolbox. I've used a lot of data modelers, from open-source free software to expensive modelers like Embarcadero ER/Studio. None of them come close for me in terms of ease-of-use and productivity gains. ...
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    JavaStructurizer

    JavaStructurizer

    NSD graphical editor, for Java development and rev-engineering

    ...Comments for each block ( javadoc and inline ), import and export of java source files. JStruct exports images in various raster and vector formats, and it offers high interactivity: tooltips and context menus, undo and redo functionality in a very intuitive GUI. Usages: - Development and Learning: create from scratch a new Java program, - Reverse engineering: the block structure facilitates the understanding of the code. - Documentation: NSD images can be added to javadoc. - Add-on tool: JStruct can be added to an IDE (eg JCreator ) - Java Pretty printer: to import then export a java file formats the code.
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    SQLigner
    Web-based relational database designer. With version control, autosave and real-time database manipulation. TODO: admin module, search, undo/redo buttons, multi-database real-time support (only PostgreSQL actually), etc. Based on WWWSQLDesigner
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