Our Python IDE's powerful debugger and intelligent editor work together to make interactive Python development fast, accurate, and fun. Built on a powerful Python code analysis and type inferencing engine, Wing's auto-completer and Source Assistant provide relevant symbol completion, calltips, and documentation as you work. Using the auto-completer reduces your typing burden and mistakes. The completion options and calltips are always context-appropriate and update immediately as code is edited. Wing offers completions and calltips in the editor, the integrated Python Shell, and the Debug Probe.

Harness the power of the Visual Studio debugger when developing:

Embedded firmware (STM32, SAM7, MSP430, and more)
Native Android libraries
Linux applications
Linux-based embedded modules such as Raspberry PI
Linux kernel modules with our VisualKernel product
Any other applications that use GDB

Debug third-party code, even if you don't have the source. NET Reflector Pro provides the latest version of .NET Reflector, plus a Visual Studio add-in containing the Pro features .NET Reflector Pro integrates .NET Reflector into Visual Studio to allow you to seamlessly debug into third-party code and assemblies, even if you don't have the source code for them. For example, you may have a project that contains a third-party assembly, but you cannot step into it because you do not have the source code, symbols, or PDB file. After you have installed .NET Reflector Pro, you can use the Visual Studio add-in to select and decompile the assembly that you are interested in.

uniGUI framework extends Web application development experience to a new dimension. UniGUI enables developers to create, design and debug their Delphi projects as a regular desktop application and then choose one of the available options for deployment. Such as, Windows Service, standalone or ISAPI.

Debug third-party code, even if you don't have the source. NET Reflector Pro provides the latest version of .NET Reflector, plus a Visual Studio add-in containing the Pro features .NET Reflector Pro integrates .NET Reflector into Visual Studio to allow you to seamlessly debug into third-party code and assemblies, even if you don't have the source code for them. For example, you may have a project that contains a third-party assembly, but you cannot step into it because you do not have the source code, symbols, or PDB file. After you have installed .NET Reflector Pro, you can use the Visual Studio add-in to select and decompile the assembly that you are interested in.

Visual Micro shares the same configuration as the Arduino Ide. The Arduino Ide is based on the wiring framework and Visual Micro is also compatible with other Ide's that are also based on the framework. This means that all hardware that conforms to the wiring/arduino build process is automatically supported by Visual Micro without the software having prior knowlege of the hardware.

Visual Micro is an Add-In for Microsoft Visual Studio 2008-2013 and for Atmel Studio 6.1-6.2 that allows any Arduino project to be developed compiled, and then uploaded to any Arduino board. Visual Micro is fully compatible with the Arduino development environment and uses the same libraries, source code, and development tools. The difference lies in Visual Micro's user interface which provides an advanced and professional development environment, and allows for more advanced development than the existing Arduino IDE. Visual Micro also includes an optional (not free) Arduino software debugger.

CodeRush makes it easier to see what's going on with complex code, so you can move forward and spend less time wandering and wondering. Why is that expression's value different from what you expect? When did that local change? How many times have we been through this loop? CodeRush's compelling new debug visualizer effortlessly and instantly answers these questions and more.

CodeRush makes it easier to see what's going on with complex code, so you can move forward and spend less time wandering and wondering. Why is that expression's value different from what you expect? When did that local change? How many times have we been through this loop? CodeRush's compelling new debug visualizer effortlessly and instantly answers these questions and more.