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OS X Server

OS X Server

  • Paid

  • 2.6

  • (10 votes)

Apple's new and easier to use server software for OS X

OS X Server is designed for OS X and iOS devices running OS X Mavericks. OS X Server makes it possible to perform a variety of tasks such as sharing files, scheduling meetings, synchronizing contacts, hosting your own website, publishing wikis...
  1. CompleteFTP

    CompleteFTP

    • 4.9

    • Trial version

    CompleteFTP is a Windows file server supporting secure file transfer via FTP, FTPS, HTTP, HTTPS, SFTP, SSH and SCP.

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  2. RStudio Server

    RStudio Server

    • 5

    • Free

    Free web-version of the RStudio

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    RStudio Server is a development application developed by RStudio. This free app works as a web browser version of the RStudio. It functions similarly to the...

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  3. MCreator

    MCreator

    • 4.3

    • Free

    Minecraft mod maker

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    MCreator is a game utility especially dedicated to building Minecraft Java Edition mods, Minecraft Bedrock Edition add-ons, and data packs. It provides a...

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  4. Bonjour

    Bonjour

    • 3

    • Free

    A Free Networking Tool From Apple Computers

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    The Bonjour program was created by Apple as a zero-configuration networking tool. It allows its users to discover devices services and computers on an IP...

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  5. Android Studio

    Android Studio

    • 4.4

    • Free

    Complete Free Development Suite for Android

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    Android Studio is the official development suite from Android, combining all elements of the app building process. With a code editor, virtual android...

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