Description: A development environment is a set of processes and tools that developers use to create and test software. This environment includes code editors, compilers, debuggers, and version control systems, among others. Its main objective is to facilitate the work of programmers, allowing them to write, modify, and test their code efficiently. A development environment can be local, installed on the developer’s machine, or cloud-based, where resources are accessible via the Internet. The integration of tools in a development environment allows developers to manage software projects more effectively, optimizing workflow and improving collaboration among teams. Additionally, a well-configured development environment can help identify errors and vulnerabilities in the code before the software is released to the public, contributing to the creation of more secure and robust applications.
