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Please note: this project is no longer (actively) maintained. Current version: 1.5 WinPen++ is a simple but expanding Windows editor for HTML, XML, PHP, JavaScript, Lua and C#. Since it uses the latest technology, WinPen is available for Windows Server 2008 and above. Users without the latest update (SRV2008, SRV2012, Vista, 7) will have to download the Installer for .NET 4.6 from Microsoft (link is in ReadMe.txt).

an IDE for creating, compiling, linking and downloading programs for 68HC11 platforms including the handyboard and MIT 6.270 board

cEdit is an advanced and free alternative to both common text editors, and IDE's. It has many of the features found in shareware editors, including extensive language support, function listing, built in FTP, projects, and docking support.

A complete cleanup (for readability and ease of coding) and doccumentation of the original SMAUG 1.4a codebase, SLAM-GTP is also a minor re-write, bringing new features to the codebase, while also fixing and/or adding functionality to existing ones.

Complete IDE for the free Borland C/C++ 5.5 compiler. Contains all tools for a standard IDE. Also other features like Visual Dialog editing, Code browsing, Compiler error capturing/parsing, relocatability of project, customizable syntax coloring etc...

Document Right - Scans your source code to make recommendations where you should comment your code and checks documentation style

ScintillaNET - a .NET enabled version of the Scintilla Editor Component (see http://Scintilla.org) This project is now hosted at CodePlex (http://www.codeplex.com/Wiki/View.aspx?ProjectName=ScintillaNET) or (http://www.scide.net)

NESide is an IDE specially made for coding in assembly language for the NES. Featuring syntax-coloring and integrated editors for palette and name tables. Also includes a plug-in system for extensibility.

Powerful example of a FULLY pluggable multimedia and text editing and review suite - support for an extensive range of file types can be provided for by the use of plugins, and properly-formatted XML modules.