Editing WxWidgets (section)

==Applications built using wxWidgets==
[[File:Amaya inuse.png|thumb|right|215px|[[Amaya (web editor)|Amaya]] under Windows 7]]

{{See also|Category:Software that uses wxWidgets}}

Notable applications that use wxWidgets:
* ''[[0 A.D. (video game)|0 A.D.]]'' – a [[Free and open-source software|FOSS]] video game similar to ''[[Age of Empires (series)|Age of Empires]]''
* [[Amaya (web editor)|Amaya]] – web authoring tool
* [[aMule]] – peer-to-peer file sharing application
* [[ActivePresenter]] – screen recorder, video editor & e-learning application
* [[Audacity (audio editor)|Audacity]] – cross-platform sound editor
* [[BitTorrent (software)|BitTorrent]] – peer-to-peer file sharing application
*[[Berkeley Open Infrastructure for Network Computing]] – an [[Open-source model|open-source]] [[Middleware (distributed applications)|middleware]] system
* [[Code::Blocks]] – C/C++ IDE
* [[CodeLite]] – simple C++ Editor (Collection of free Tools, implemented by plugins)
* [[FileZilla]] – FTP client
* [[FreeFileSync]] – a free and open-source file synchronization software
* [[GrandOrgue]] – virtual pipe organ simulator
* [[Guayadeque Music Player]] – a music player with database
* [[Hollywood (programming language)|Hollywood]] – uses wxWidgets in its RapaGUI plugin
* [[KiCad]] – a free software suite for electronic design automation (EDA)
* [[RapidSVN]] – Subversion client
* [[TortoiseCVS]] – CVS client