Based to a recent estimation, they poured a massive $646 million into this space in 2012, making it one of the most popular market opportunities for entrepreneurs.
So of course, companies are speeding to create new tools for developers. Some of these new products deliver real value, and are promoting fast. Others inspire preliminary interest from customers, and then fall flat. However, unless you’re highly technical and have abundant time on your hands to test new products, it’s near unattainable to figure out what is the best.
Mattermark is helping shareholders pinpoint startups with potential. For its latest free newsletter, the Mattermark team compiled a handy list of the front-end and back-end developer tools with the most momentum, meaning the companies that are increasing their user-bases at a consistent and steady rate. Some of these startups have increased venture financing or an angel round, others are entirely bootstrapped. They all have a minimum of 10,000 users, but many have far more than that.
10 front-end software development tools
Ink Mobility - tool for enabling apps to communicate on mobileBootstraptor - Twitter Bootstrap templates for web developers
Macaw - web design tool capable of writing semantic HTML and succinct CSS
XingCloud - “One click” localization of your website
FlauntResponsive - responsive design conversion tools
StatusPage.io - simple downtime communication tools
GrowthGiant - Continuous A/B testing tools (private beta not yet launched)
Spinnakr - tools for A/B testing content, display different messages to different users
Dakwak - deliver localized versions of your website to your visitors
Nitrous.IO - rapid development environment management and code collaboration
10 back-end developer tools
Bitnami - app store for server software running on Amazon, Azure and VMWareFlywheel - WordPress hosting and management for designers
Pivotal - enterprise platform as a service (spin out from EMC and VMWare)
Salt Stack - systems and configuration management for DevOps organizations
KnackHQ - manage databases in the cloud
HortonWorks - commercial vendor of Apache Hadoop, used for big data storage
Digital Ocean - cloud hosting service for developers
Fastly - next generation content delivery network (CDN)
Honeybadger - modern error management service for Rails
Mean.io - boilerplate for MongoDB, Node.js, Express and AngularJS applications
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