Development Environment System
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A Development Environment System is an integrated software system that provides tool suites for software development tasks.
- AKA: Integrated Development Environment, IDE, Development Platform, Programming Environment System.
- Context:
- It can typically support Code Editing Tasks through text editors.
- It can typically enable Code Debugging Tasks via debugger tools.
- It can often facilitate Code Completion Features through language servers.
- It can often provide Version Control Integration via Git plugins.
- It can range from being a Lightweight Development Environment System to being a Heavyweight Development Environment System, depending on its resource requirement.
- It can range from being a Single-Language Development Environment System to being a Multi-Language Development Environment System, depending on its language support.
- It can range from being a Local Development Environment System to being a Cloud-Based Development Environment System, depending on its deployment location.
- It can range from being a Text-Based Development Environment System to being a Visual Development Environment System, depending on its interface type.
- It can integrate with Computational Instruction Systems for code execution.
- It can integrate with Testing Frameworks for quality assurance.
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- Examples:
- Traditional Development Environment Systems, such as:
- Modern IDE Systems, such as:
- Specialized Development Environment Systems, such as:
- Cloud Development Environment Systems, such as:
- Mobile Development Environment Systems, such as:
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- Counter-Examples:
- Text Editor, which lacks integrated tooling.
- Compiler System, which focuses on code translation.
- Runtime Environment, which executes compiled programs.
- See: Computational Instruction System, Formal Instruction Language, Software Development Process, Code Editor, Debugger Tool, Version Control System, Build Automation System, Testing Framework.