Users can assemble and debug assembly code using a simple interface with 7-segment LEDs and buttons. Run programs on an emulated 8-bit processor. Solve programming puzzles and explore hardware components used in early home computers.
Check network details like SSID, IP address, and DNS servers. Perform DNS tests with DoH and DoT support. Run traceroute, port scan, and Wake-on-LAN. Locate Bluetooth devices. Analyze network performance and connectivity.
Control TV apps by opening, uninstalling, disabling, enabling, and downloading APKs. Manage permissions. Use built-in file manager to transfer files. Take screenshots or record screen activity. Requires USB/network debugging on Android.
Allows users to write and run Python code offline. It includes built-in modules like tkinter and turtle. Users can access scientific libraries such as numpy, pandas, and scikit-learn. The supports C/C++/PHP/Lua development.
Configure SSH tunnels local and dynamic port forwarding. Set up proxies to connect to private servers. Authenticate using password, private key, or 2FA. Support for ECDSA, ed25519, RSA, and PuTTY keys. Manage host configurations and connections.
Learn C/C++ with code templates, auto-completion, and syntax highlighting. Compile and run code locally using +. Fetch Git repositories and store files via iCloud. Share files through LAN HTTP/FTP connections.
Provides a full web development environment for iOS. Edit code with syntax highlighting. Use built-in browser inspector for debugging. Manage Git repositories with cloning, branching, and commits.
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Focus timer allows custom session settings and progress tracking. Base64 encoding and decoding tools support API and web development. Color picker provides hex, RGB, and HSL values with color saving.