The ReadyAPI platform accelerates functional, security, and load testing of RESTful, SOAP, GraphQL and other web services right inside your CI/CD pipeline.

WireframeSketcher comes both as a standalone application but also as a plug-in for any Eclipse IDE. It’s cross-platform and has a native and fast UI on Windows, Mac OS X and Linux. Create anything from quick mockups to large prototypes. Built-in refactoring lets you painlessly rename and move files around without breaking links. Flexible UI lets you take advantage of multiple monitors.

Git Client, done Sublime. Meet a new Git Client, from the makers of Sublime Text. A snappy UI, three-way merge tool, side-by-side diffs, syntax highlighting, and more. Stage Files, Hunks and Lines with no waiting - Sublime Merge is really, really fast.

PrimalScript is the next generation of our industry-leading Universal Script Environment (USE). As a system, database or network administrator, web developer or end-user developer, you need to work with multiple technologies, languages and file formats at the same time.

MissionKit is a software development suite of enterprise-class XML, JSON, SQL, and UML tools for information architects and application developers. MissionKit includes Altova XMLSpy, MapForce, StyleVision, and other market-leading products for building today’s real-world software solutions.

With Authentic enterprise forms, business users can query and create content using familiar conventions from existing business forms and office productivity applications, without being exposed to the underlying XML or relational database technology.

Build apps like a boss. Take on digital transformation with Claris FileMaker. Quickly build custom apps that solve your business problems today — and tomorrow. Accelerate your business, unlock your team’s creative potential, and drive to better outcomes.

LaunchBox is a gaming frontend originally built for DOS. However, now LaunchBox supports a slew of emulators and PC games for an all-in-one multimedia solution. Whereas the likes of RetroPie, Batocera, Lakka, and Recalbox feature emulators built-in, LaunchBox doesn’t. As such, you’ll need to add your own. The difference in LaunchBox vs Retroarch is that Retroarch provides emulators, while LaunchBox offers a pretty user-interface. Thus, LaunchBox is used in conjunction with Retroarch.