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Ray by Freek Van der Herten

Desktop debugging app for PHP, JavaScript and other languages.

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About Ray

Desktop debugging app for PHP, JavaScript and other languages. Ray is a developer tools product built by indie maker Freek Van der Herten.

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Active
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Website
myray.app

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Ray FAQ

What is Ray?

Ray is a developer tools product: Desktop debugging app for PHP, JavaScript and other languages.

Who made Ray?

Ray was made by Freek Van der Herten, Spatie partner behind Oh Dear, Flare, Mailcoach and Ray for PHP developers. Freek Van der Herten has also built Oh Dear, Flare, Mailcoach, There There.

Is Ray still active?

Yes. As far as IndieMakerList knows, Ray is still active and run by Freek Van der Herten at myray.app.

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