IDEs run the gamut from the simple to the incredibly sophisticated, with some aiming for a clutter-free UI in a lightweight tool to maximize speed for smaller-scale tasks and others offering cross-platform, multi-language support in robust environments capable of handling the most complicated development projects. That’s why many developers turn to integrated development environments (IDEs) to manage workflows, access a suite of development tools within a single dashboard, and reduce errors that can have catastrophic consequences if deployed unchecked. The work of a developer is complex and time-consuming, but arming yourself with the most sophisticated tools makes the job both quicker and easier.