CodeEdit is a code editor built by the community, for the community, written entirely and unapologetically for macOS. Features include syntax highlighting, code completion, project find and replace, snippets, terminal, task running, debugging, git integration, code review, extensions, and more.
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MIT License
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Converseen. is a free and open-source multiplatform app that enables you to batch edit, convert and resize images with simple and few clicks. Moreover, Converseen can convert an entire PDF document into a set of images with your preferred characteristics. You can choose from over 100+ formats, set the size,
Are you tired of the hassle that comes with running AI applications? Bouncing between complicated command lines, dealing with cloud dependencies, and worrying about your data privacy? Well, my friend, let me introduce you to your new best friend - Pinokio! Pinokio is like a super-powered local assistant that puts
Let's talk about Stremio, a fantastic media center that might just become your new favorite streaming companion. What's Stremio, Anyway? Imagine having all your favorite shows, movies, live TV, and even YouTube videos in one place. That's Stremio! It's a free media
Crafting compelling fiction requires specialized tools beyond basic text editors. Whether you're drafting a novel, screenplay, or short story, you need features to organize complex plots, develop rich characters, and track timelines. This list highlights 21 powerful free apps to support writers at every stage - from initial
Beat is a free and open-source simple and elegant screenwriting app for macOS, using the plain-text Fountain screenplay format. It's fast, lightweight and, above all, has a distraction-free, minimalistic UI. Features * Minimalistic UI with as little distractions as possible * Smart, automatic screenplay formatting * Multiple story structure views with
Ah, the good old days of DOS - those command-line driven operating systems that ruled the personal computing landscape in the late 80s and early 90s. As someone who was there from the start, I have so many fond memories of working with these seemingly simple yet powerful systems. My
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