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It has a modern windowed IDE, because, well, it runs on Windows. But it produces code for a broad range of popular systems from the late 70s and 80s, including Commodore's systems between the PET and the Amiga, Atari's pre-ST systems, the Color Computer (which I had), the Sinclair ZX Spectrum, MSX 1, and a couple of weird things from Europe I've never heard of before.
Looks pretty good if you're interested in that kind of thing. Which I might be, having just ordered a book on reverse-engineering the ZX Spectrum's video ULA.
Not much tech news today. A Hellmouth has opened up in Turkey, government officials in Ohio released a cloud of phosgene gas on the unsuspecting public, and the USAF is playing Bloons TD 6, but no tech news.