Carbide vs Deco: What are the differences?

Developers describe Carbide as "A New Programming Environment". Carbide is a new kind of programming environment which (as obligatory in this day and age): requires no installation or setup, supports Javascript/ES2015, imports modules automatically from NPM or GitHub, saves and loads. On the other hand, Deco is detailed as "Open source IDE for React Native". You can get started right away on your React Native project by installing Deco and creating a new project — it's fast and there's no manual setup needed. File scaffolding handles your boilerplate. Ready-made components drop right into your code. Properties are graphically editable through the property inspector. It's an entirely new way to write, tweak, and re-use code.

Carbide and Deco can be categorized as "Integrated Development Environment" tools.

Deco is an open source tool with 5.77K GitHub stars and 335 GitHub forks. Here's a link to Deco's open source repository on GitHub.