UECIDE

UECIDE aims to be a universal IDE based on the Arduino IDE, capable of effortlessly supporting all available boards. It achieves this by not directly supporting any specific board but instead providing a framework where board developers or enthusiast communities can easily add definitions for boards and their chips without needing to modify how the IDE operates. Most of the original Arduino IDE code has been removed and replaced with custom code designed to be 100% universal. All hardcoded executables are gone. The old single-core architecture is a thing of the past. Say hello to a clean, organized structure that separates the core from the IDE and the boards from the core. The IDE itself has also undergone some transformations. It's now incredibly simple to rebrand the IDE to match your corporate identity—just a set of PNG files (the old GIFs are gone) and a few text files are all you need to create a completely unique branded IDE, with no programming required. Another major goal of the project is to streamline the process of building the IDE for all major platforms (Windows, Linux, Mac, etc.) with a single command on one machine. There's no need to switch to another operating system to create an IDE for that platform.

UECIDE is a universal embedded computing IDE that supports all dev boards via a flexible framework, letting developers add board and chip definitions without IDE modifications. It also simplifies rebranding and cross-platform builds.