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The Developer Tools list
Ranked rows of developer tools, from SDKs and test runners to pipelines and databases, each filed under its main job.
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Newest first
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DR 63 no change since last check 0 votes. Log in to vote for GlitchTip
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DR 0 no change since last check 0 votes. Log in to vote for Forge Tools
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DR 0 no change since last check 0 votes. Log in to vote for libyears
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DR 0 no change since last check 0 votes. Log in to vote for ChaosData
Newest first; choose Most votes for the community ranking; votes cannot be bought. DR is Domain Rating by Ahrefs.
About Developer Tools
Developer Tools is the rail for products built by people who write, ship and run code. Every row is a tool a team could drop into a stack: an SDK for a payments flow, a test runner, a deploy pipeline, a hosted database. Read down the numbered rows, then open the ones that fit your problem.
Newest listings sit at the top by default. Switch the sort to community votes and the order changes to whatever people have backed. Votes can never be bought, so a high row has been earned. This page lists the products and businesses in the category and all its subcategories, with filters to narrow the field. Each tool has one main category, so it sits where its main job is.
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Developer Tools: questions answered
- What belongs in Developer Tools?
- Products whose main buyer or user is someone building or operating software. That covers APIs and SDKs, testing, deployment pipelines, and databases and backend services. Open source projects now have their own category, Open Source. Tools for general office work or marketing belong in other categories, even if developers happen to use them.
- How do I choose between the subcategories?
- Pick the one that describes the problem your product solves first. A hosted database goes under databases and backend, a build runner under DevOps and CI/CD. Each listing has one main category, included free, so choose the job a buyer would search for.
- How do I get my developer tool listed here?
- Go to /submit and paste your website address. An AI drafts the profile from your site, and you check and edit every field before anything goes live. A paid launch costs $5; a free listing joins a queue of about 6-8 weeks.
- Can a tool appear in more than one subcategory?
- Yes, through a paid upgrade. It adds more categories beyond the free main one, for $5. That suits a product that genuinely straddles two jobs, such as an open source database. Pick the main category first, since that is where it ranks by default.
- What should I compare when choosing a developer tool?
- Check how well it fits your existing stack, how clear its documentation looks, and how easily you could leave it later. Open the profile, read what it says it does, then sort by community votes to see which tools other people have backed.
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