Codeasy

Learning how to create unique websites or software with the aid of HTML, C++, Java, or CSS code, may help you find a good job, or develop your way of thinking. Many professional webpages teach such languages, and can be practiced as a hobby or on a more advanced level.

Codeasy is a simple and intuitive application that comes in handy especially for those who already master the basics, to quickly compose, run, and compile the code. It's recommended, but not mandatory, to have Java installed on the computer, in case the app needs it.

The provided layout is stylish and plain, with a few quick buttons, and basic menu. As mentioned above, in order to use the tool, you have to be familiar with how to write such codes, as Codeasy doesn't offer any kind of help or a list of most common commands.

It does have a built-in highlighting system, for the main body elements, like else, do, while, or this. The color may vary from a PC to another. However, the app does come with a short help file, where it explains in basic lines, each function.

You can have open as many tabs as you need. The window is divided into two areas, the editor, and the out panel, where eventual errors are displayed.

Each written line is counted, while existing content may be directly pasted, from the clipboard. If you want to find specific words, the search bar is located in the upper part of the panel, for quick access.

Sadly, the settings are pointless, as they don't contain or do anything. Once the code is completed, it's possible to run and examine it for potential errors. If you're happy with the result, you can compile in the app's specific file format, and save it to the computer.

Taking everything into account, Codeasy is a useful yet plain application, mostly suitable for experienced users, to easily write, compile, and run the code. During our testing, the tool didn't encounter problems, while the tasks were executed swiftly.