UBIQ Mobile Freeware

Mobile development made easy! Ubiq Mobile is a cross-platform rapid development environment allowing to quickly build mobile apps for Android, Apple iOS, Windows Phone 8 and Java ME mobile devices. Cloud-based architecture enables running your application on a .NET server, while the readily available mobile clients run your apps on all supported mobile devices.

	RESX Translator automat Freeware

Translator of Microsoft Visual studio RESX files with using automatic translation. Allows to edit, manage and localize RESX files to other languages.

	VB.Net Excel Library Shareware

VB.NET Excel applications can be built for the .NET Framework, .NET Core and .NET Standard applications, this included support for Windows, Linux, and Mac OS IronXL has been designed and tested across common use cases, including upgrading old XLS files to XLSX, working with live formulas, and importing and exporting data to common formats such as CSV, tab-separated values, JSON, and XML. https://ironsoftware.com/csharp/excel/

	Veridis Biometric SDK Freeware

Veridis Biometric SDK FREE is the only tool, available today in the market, that allows the integration of biometric technology to your application, with support for biometric readers from different manufactures, saving the biometric data in open formats, ISO 19794-2 and ANSI 378-2004, with no costs and no license routines.

	Anywhere for Visual Studio Agile Teams Shareware

Pair Programming for Visual Studio, Concurrent editing, live Code Reviews. Local and remote teams can interact in real-time within the IDE, easily collaborating and sharing knowledge. Take full advantage of social coding through GitHub. Use the Web Workspace Feature to share your IDE with Browsers with just one click and a 9 digit code.

	Auto C Freeware

With Auto C you can create Windows applications in C visually. By drawing controls on a form using a mouse you create the skeleton for a generic SDK C Windows Application. Just point and click to design and edit your program's user interface using a toolbox, properties box and property pages. Use the WYSIWYG (what you see is what you get) design environment that the classic Visual Basic Editor provides. Auto C also supports creating DLLs.