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1.notepad-plus-plus / notepad-plus-plus

Notepad++ official repository

notepad-official
notepad
editor
windows

C++Other license30K total5.4K forks

+1,015 stars

from 28,772 · score 6.92

2.dail8859 / NotepadNext

A cross-platform, reimplementation of Notepad++

notepad-plus-plus
notepad
editor
qt
qt6
desktop
+2 more

C++GPL-3.015K total943 forks

+410 stars

from 14,353 · score 6.02

3.mawww / kakoune

mawww's experiment for a better code editor

text-editor
c-plus-plus
console-application
kakoune
vim
modal-editing

C++UNLICENSE11K total788 forks

+151 stars

from 10,977 · score 5.02

4.qt-creator / qt-creator

A cross-platform Qt IDE

C++No license3.1K total878 forks

+39 stars

from 3,045 · score 3.69

5.visualfc / liteide

LiteIDE is a simple, open source, cross-platform Go IDE.

liteide
cross-platform
ide
golang
go
qt

C++LGPL-2.17.8K total987 forks

+34 stars

from 7,736 · score 3.56

6.AmokHuginnsson / replxx

A readline and libedit replacement that supports UTF-8, syntax highlighting, hints and Windows and is BSD licensed.

readline
syntax-highlighting
utf-8
multiplatform
gnu-readline
linenoise
+2 more

C++Other license771 total134 forks

+12 stars

from 759 · score 2.56

7.livecode / livecodeArchived

LiveCode cross-platform development environment (engine)

livecode
livecode-builder
mobile-development
desktop-development
hacktoberfest

C++Other license518 total220 forks

+1 stars

from 517 · score 0.69

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