Visual Studio Code (VS Code) is a free, lightweight, and powerful source code editor developed by Microsoft, compatible with Windows, macOS, and Linux. It offers a rich set of

Visual Studio Code is very helpful because it is fast easy to use and lightweight. It has a clean interface and many useful extensions that make coding easier I can use it for web development , software development and many other languages .It also has built in terminal git support and good code suggestions which saves my time and improves my productivity. And It also has integrated github copilot support which really helps me in coding. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
GitHub is the best place to share code with friends, co-workers, classmates, and complete strangers. Over two million people use GitHub to build amazing things together.
Also listed in DevOps Platforms, Software Composition Analysis, Cloud Infrastructure Automation, Static Application Security Testing (SAST), Application Release Orchestration
GitHub provides an excellent balance between usability and advanced functionality, which makes collaboration extremely smooth for development teams. The pull request and code review process is very structured, enabling better quality control and accountability before any changes are merged. GitHub Actions is another major advantage; it allows us to automate testing, deployments, and workflows without relying on third-party tools. The integration ecosystem is also strong, with seamless connectivity to CI/CD platforms, project management tools, and cloud services. Overall, GitHub feels like a central hub for software development, version control, and team collaboration. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
LaunchDarkly's vision is to eliminate risk for developers and operations teams from the software development cycle. As companies transition to a world built on software, there
Also listed in A/B Testing, Product Analytics, Continuous Delivery, Mobile App Analytics, Session Replay

The experience, it's incredibly easy to use. The dashboard is super intuitive, easy to follow once you get familiar with it. The integration as well, is very easy and straightforward. Implementing flags in LD is about as easy as it gets. Just install the SDK, initialize with api key, and you're ready to use feature flags. Documentation is very detailed, just follow along when confused.
Favorite part about LD - how much better life is with testing. It very easy to manage flags based on environments. This is useful when testing and if ever in the event something is wrong in production, it's very easy to kill it with the flagging system. The targeting rules -- being able to segment users based on their attributes makes gradual rollouts very easy. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Notepad++ is a free, open-source text and source code editor for Windows, designed to provide a lightweight yet powerful alternative to the standard Notepad. Developed in C++
Notepad++ is lightweight, fast and very easy to use. It supports multiple programming languages, making it ideal for editing scripts, logs and configuration files. The tab-based interface and plugin support make daily work efficient. I use it on a daily basis as it is fast and easy to work with. There are multiple features like find and replace, search and multi-tab editing are very useful for daily work especially when dealing with large amounts of data. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Bring back the joy of app development! Mobile Continuous Integration & Delivery for your whole team, with dozens of integrations for your favorite services.
Also listed in Continuous Integration, Build Automation, DevOps Platforms

I've used Bitrise at several companies and on multiple projects. For mobile CI/CD it's simply the easiest to setup and maintain. The customer support is top notch, and any questions I've ever had were answered quickly. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
An open source web interface and source control platform based on Git.
Also listed in Secure Code Review, DevOps Platforms, Value Stream Management, Software Composition Analysis, Cloud Infrastructure Automation

GitLab is very user-friendly because of its clean and intuitive interface, especially the web editor that resembles VS Code and allows me to view, edit, comment, and commit code changes all in one screen without having to use multiple tools. Ease of implementation is also a huge plus because I can begin working immediately without having to install any software, which is very convenient when traveling or working on a mobile device. The need for customer support is minimal because the documentation is very clear and well-organized, and in most cases, it is more than enough to solve problems without having to contact customer support. The usage rate is very high because it is part of my daily routine for tasks such as collaboration, code reviews, and quick fixes. GitLab provides a whole array of functionalities such as repository management, CI/CD, issue tracking, and code editing, which makes it a very powerful all-in-one solution. GitLab also integrates very well with the existing development workflow and tools, which makes it easy for teams to adopt without having to make any significant changes. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Sublime Text is a sophisticated, cross-platform text and source code editor renowned for its speed, efficiency, and extensive customization options. Designed for developers an

What I like best about Sublime Text is its incredible speed and simplicity—it opens instantly, stays responsive even with large files, and never feels heavy or distracting. Features like multiple cursors and the command palette make editing fast and efficient, letting me focus on the code instead of the editor Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
An enterprise-grade mobile DevOps platform that automates the build, test, and publish store of mobile apps for faster, efficient release cycle
Also listed in Continuous Delivery, Build Automation, DevOps Platforms, Enterprise App Store
As a React Native developer, what I like most about Appcircle is how smoothly it handles the entire CI/CD flow for both iOS and Android without requiring complex manual setup. The integration with React Native projects is straightforward, and the environment variable management makes multi-environment builds incredibly easy. The iOS signing and provisioning automation is a huge time-saver compared to managing certificates manually. The build logs are clear, real-time, and very helpful when debugging native issues. The customizable pipeline steps, drag-and-drop workflow editor, and fast build machines significantly speed up our delivery process. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Deploy your websites or apps directly from your repository to servers or the cloud.
I really like DeployHQ's web app, it's really great. Their support has been amazing, and they even made some API changes I requested within just a couple of days. DeployHQ has been amazing for our use case. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Vercel provides cloud deployment solutions to individuals, teams and organizations.
Also listed in WebOps Platforms, Content Delivery Network (CDN), Cloud Platform as a Service (PaaS)

I like Vercel for its ease of use and simple implementation—deploying is as easy as pushing to Git. Its integrations with frameworks and tools are seamless, and it offers a rich set of features without feeling overwhelming. I use it frequently because it reliably handles hosting, serverless functions, and edge features, and the customer support and documentation make it easy to get help when needed. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
UltraEdit is a powerful text editor and code editor for Windows, Mac, and Linux that supports nearly any programming language and easily handles huge (4+ GB) files. Includes (
I love how it handles my large files with my codebases for my JavaScript projects with use of code folding for faster editing and focusing on a block of code that is handle a particular functionality. I like it for multi-caret editing for seamless collaboration with my teammates on documents like the preparation of manual for system use. Great for seamless plugins integration adding complex functionalities to my projects from payments integrations, to inventory tracking to online e-commerce setups. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Semaphore is a hosted continuous integration and deployment service for open source and private projects.
Also listed in DevOps Platforms, Automation Testing, Continuous Delivery

Semaphore is fast, reliable, and easy to work with. Its CI configuration is powerful while still staying readable and straightforward. Overall, it feels like a tool built for engineers, supported by people who genuinely care about helping teams succeed. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Copado DevOps weaves security best practices into agile planning, CI/CD and testing to help you safely accelerate software delivery.
Also listed in Continuous Integration, Continuous Delivery
Automatic integrations help reduce the time needed for installations, which brings greater reliability and interest to the business and allows for numerous improvements. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
NoteTab is a Notepad replacement HTML and text editor with text-processing, search and replace, capture and copy text to clipboard, reusable text snippets and macros, and othe
As I mentioned in the title it is is a feature really easy to use, that allows you notes with only one click and manage less programs because you can have multiple notes. AND THE MOST IMPORTANT THING, AUTO-SAVE!!!! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Rev-Trac is engineered to modernize how SAP change is managed across complex SAP landscapes and can support SAP ECC, S/4HANA, BTP and other Cloud applications, accelerating de
Also listed in Application Release Orchestration, Continuous Delivery, Continuous Integration, SAP Store
I use Rev-Trac for transport approval and change management processes. I appreciate its robust approval mechanism and strong audit capabilities, which are especially useful during audits. I like the ease of use and the robust processes. It helps my technical team clearly understand what is approved and what requires attention, giving a clear picture of approval and transport movement. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Prodly DevOps automates low-code application development empowering non-developers to configure, test and deploy Salesforce low code applications. Customers have found increas
Also listed in Cloud Migration, Continuous Delivery, Continuous Integration, Salesforce AppExchange Apps

I use Prodly DevOps because it makes Salesforce change management and deployments much faster and less error-prone. Instead of spending hours manually migrating configuration data or worrying about breaking something in production, Prodly automates the process and ensures accuracy. It helps me maintain compliance, improve release speed, and reduce risk during deployments. Overall, it saves time and gives me confidence that changes will go smoothly. The initial setup was straightforward and well-documented, making it easy to get started quickly. It's reliable, saves time, and makes deployments much easier. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Release Management software for Salesforce
Also listed in SaaS Backup, Continuous Delivery, Continuous Integration

I appreciate Flosum for its incredibly comprehensive DevOps solution which, unlike Salesforce's DevOps Center, offers functionalities such as rollback, code versioning, and code quality analysis, which we greatly missed before. The ability to view the change history is especially useful for development control and security. Additionally, the integrated backup solution is a valuable feature, providing an additional layer of security for our data in Salesforce. The initial transition was very smooth, evidenced by the quick integration of our teams, which reinforces the platform's efficiency and usability. This comprehensive set of features was decisive in our migration from other solutions, and I did not hesitate to recommend it to other colleagues, given the positive impact it has had on our operations. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Deployment Automation (formerly Serena Deployment Automation) supports continuous delivery and production deployments by automating the deployment pipeline, reducing cycle tim
Also listed in Application Release Orchestration

User friendly and easy to use. It helped a lot in automation. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
EmEditor is a text editor for Windows that supplies larger files and Unicode, macros, plug-ins and more.
An email to support is answered in a few hours.
It loads a csv file (50 or 100 million lines) very fast.
You can use the 'find in files' search option to search with RegEx in folders and display the found content.
A lot of languages are supported. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Jenkins is an application that monitors executions of repeated jobs, such as building a software project or jobs run by cron.
Also listed in DevOps Platforms, Continuous Delivery, Build Automation, AWS Marketplace

Jenkins mostly just keeps the CI lights on for our UI automation, which is honestly what I need most days. We host it on a Linux server and it’s rock-solid: pipelines fire when they should, and the connection to our Selenium Grid on remote Windows 11 machines is seamless enough that I barely think about it. I kick off a job, agents spin up, tests run, reports land—done, no drama. The plugin ecosystem is a big win too: test reporters, HTML publisher, Slack and email notifications, credentials bindings, all the usual suspects. That makes it easy to wire up a pipeline that matches our workflow without bolting on a bunch of custom glue. Once the Jenkinsfile is in place, everything feels predictable run after run; the logs are clear enough, and failures usually point to the right stage so I can fix things and move on.
Day-to-day usage is pretty straightforward. We schedule weekly runs across different environments, pass parameters for browser or env, and the matrix job handles it cleanly without me babysitting every combo. Branch builds are easy, artifacts get archived, and test results show up in the job with trends so we can spot regressions fast instead of guessing. Git integration is simple enough too: webhooks trigger CI, the job picks up the latest commit, and there are no manual steps or copy-paste. Labels help isolate jobs so Windows grid work stays separate from other tasks, and the Linux master stays calm even when the queue gets busy. Folders and role-based access provide decent guardrails, secrets live in the credentials store so people don’t stash tokens in scripts, and shared library functions keep our pipeline steps consistent across repos, which cuts down the chaos a lot.
Support and docs are decent, and the community answers usually get me unstuck when I hit an odd edge case—often after a plugin update. It’s not perfect: plugins can be picky, a node will go offline now and then, and sometimes a flaky test makes a stage look worse than it is. Still, the feedback loop is fast and reliable. The net result is simple: faster iteration, fewer setup headaches, and cleaner commits that flow right into our ADO repo and CI without me babysitting a bunch of steps. It keeps the work organized and predictable, which is exactly what I need for UI automation, and it saves me a lot of little minutes across the week so I can focus on fixing issues instead of wrangling the pipeline. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.