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Blueberry a modern IDE for product builders. - Terminal, editor, and preview browser in one app - Your model of choice sees your entire project, code, browser, and tools - Full Git worktrees support built in, work on multiple branches at once - Flow mode, Hyprland inspired tiling layouts,... show more

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