The life of a software product is usually marked by the release of different versions. One version differs from the previous one by a small number of changes. Some sections of code in the executable files are different, new files may be added, some even deleted. What the author of the product usually does is provide a whole new version of the files either as a new reinstallable product or just the modified files, compressed into an installer.

File explorers come in many shapes and layouts, either sophisticated and feature-packed, or as simplistic as possible, especially created for beginners. The same applies to hex viewers and the users who are nostalgic about the look of DOS applications can give Hiew a try. It does not need to be installed onto the host computer and does not use a lot of PC resources, therefore it does not affect the overall computer performance.

WinEdt is used as a front-end for compilers and typesetting systems, such as TeX or HTML. WinEdt's highlighting schemes can be customized for different modes and its spell checking functionality supports multi-lingual setups, with dictionaries (word-lists) for many languages available for downloading from WinEdt's Community Site winedt dot org. Contributions are welcome!

Hydra is an application framework that allows developers to create modular applications that can mix managed (.NET) and unmanaged (native Delphi) code in the same project, creating a seamless user experience while combining the best technologies available from either platform.