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For [[ColdFusion]] and the related open-source CFML engines, there are several tools available for writing code. These include Adobe [[Dreamweaver]] CS4, the [[CFEclipse]] plugin for [[Eclipse (software)]] and Adobe CF Builder. One can also use any text editor, such as [[Notepad++]] or [[TextEdit]].

Many tools support the [[Java (programming language) | Java programming language]]. The most popular include [[Apache Tomcat]], [[GlassFish]], [[JDeveloper]] and [[NetBeans|Netbeans]], but there are numerous others. <ref>{{Cite news|url=https://codingpixel.atavist.com/enhance-your-productivity-with-web-development-services|title=Enhance your Productivity with Web Development Services|date=2018-03-17|work=Atavist|access-date=2018-03-17|language=en}}</ref>

For [[PHP]], the [[Zend Development Environment]] provides numerous [[debugging]] tools and provides a rich feature-set to make [[PHP]] development easier. [[WebORB Integration Server]] for PHP can be used to integrate PHP classes and data with any web client. It includes developer productivity tools and APIs for remoting, messaging and data management. Tools such as [[Hammerkit]] abstract [[PHP]] into a visual programming environment and utilise [[Component-based software engineering|component-based software]] methods to accelerate development.