FBIde

Albert Varaksin has developed a remarkable Development Tools application named FBIde, now available in its latest version, 0.4.6. Designed as an IDE (Integrated Development Environment), this program is specifically tailored for the FreeBASIC compiler. It stands out due to its user-friendly interface and robust functionality.

One of the key features of FBIde is its integrated file browser, which allows users to easily run or open programs directly within the IDE environment. What's more, the latest version has revamped the old sub/function browser into a more powerful source code explorer. By pressing F2, users can not only browse through sub-functions but also search for types, unions, and enums.

FBIde offers free access to a versatile coding platform, supporting a range of Windows OS versions including XP, Vista, 7, 8, 10, and 11. Users will find the program files, fbide.exe, and fbide1.exe, essential for executing the program. Additionally, the program supports multiple extensions, notably ".fbs", paving the way for greater flexibility in development projects.

This IDE falls under the Development Tools category, more specifically the IDE subcategory, making it an essential tool for developers working on FreeBASIC projects. Past versions, such as 0.4, and 0.3, also demonstrated the continuous evolution and improvement of FBIde.

Pros:

• Free download and open-source nature.
• Supports a wide range of Windows OS.
• Enhanced source code explorer for more comprehensive searches.

You may want to check out more software, such as SourceBoost IDE, JFormDesigner or CryptoKit, which might be related to FBIde.