Best IDE Software for Linux
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What is IDE Software for Linux?
Integrated Development Environments (IDEs) are software programs which provide an integrated environment for a programmer to develop their code. The IDEs usually provide tools such as a text editor, compiler, and debugger. They are designed to increase productivity by allowing programmers to work on multiple components of their project in the same environment. IDEs also typically offer features such as syntax highlighting, suggestions for identifiers, and auto-completion that aid in coding accuracy. Compare and read user reviews of the best IDE software for Linux currently available using the table below. This list is updated regularly.
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VPS+ is a powerful virtual layered network protocol IDE or integrated development environment that can be used for: 1) Fast prototyping and deployment of protocol stacks in data network solutions including IoT and VoIP 2) Quality Assurance as a tool to validate network and device quality 3) Emulation of impaired network conditions and devices in a controlled fashion 4) Generation of any type of traffic with full control VPS+ supports several state-of-the-art technologies including: 1) Protocol Emulation: L2, L3, L4 and Application layer protocols. 2) RTC and VoIP signaling via SIP and SIPs. 3) RTC and VoIP media via RTP and SRTP. 4) Emulation and support of media players, media recorders, camera, microphone, text-to-speech (TTS) and automatic speech recognition (ASR). 5) Speech codecs 6) Video codecs 7) Tone generation and detection. 8) IoT sensor and actuator emulation. 9) IoT CoAP and HTTP support. 10) Impairment insertion at all layers; loss and late
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