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JMeld is a visual diff and merge tool. It is build to be fast with large files and runs on any operating system. Development on sourceforge has stopped. The project continues at github. https://github.com/MrKuip/JMeld
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WinMergeX is a branch of the WinMerge visual diff tool. It is a MS-Windows diff tool allowing merge of individual files.
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A cross-platform file diff and directory diff Tool. Also contains an SCM project which uses the stand-alone tool. Go to https://vmaster.sourceforge.net to see screenshots or to start the diff tool.
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XinDiff is a diff utility implementing WinDiff like GUI by an improved LCS algorithm. The key feature in addition to WinDiff is in-place comments for code review.
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whatsdiff
CLI tool to see what has changed in your project's dependencies
Whatsdiff is a command-line tool built to help developers inspect and understand changes in project dependencies after running a package update (for Node.js with npm or PHP with Composer). Instead of just seeing version numbers scroll by, Whatsdiff allows you to compare the package-lock.json or composer.lock between commits, branches, or tags, and see exactly what changed in your dependencies—including version jumps, added or removed packages, churn, and often included changelogs. It offers an interactive Terminal UI mode for browsing these changes more comfortably, and supports multiple output formats (text, JSON, Markdown) so you can integrate it into CI/CD pipelines or documentation workflows. There is also support for commands like check to test if a specific package has changed, which makes it suitable for gating releases or alerting teams of critical dependency updates.
