If you've just installed Fedora and you're looking for a quick way of installing some popular third-party software that's not in the Fedora standard repositories, try Fedy. The application is somewhat similar to Ninite, a tool to install popular applications on Windows, but for Fedora.
Fedy is an application for Fedora that lets you install codecs, Adobe Flash, Oracle Java, and applications like Steam, Spotify, Google Chrome, Skype, Slack, WPS Office, and many others, with a button click. The application can also install some development tools (Atom, Android Studio, Eclipse IDE, Oracle JDK, etc.), Gtk and icon themes, and even perform some tweaks like disabling mouse acceleration, improve font rendering, or add colors to the Bash prompt.
Thanks to this, you can quickly install the software you use frequently after a fresh Fedora installation, without having to download each software manually, wait for a package to install and then proceed with the next, and so on.
Fedy uses a Gtk3 user interface that displays applications and tweaks by categories, and a search button that lets you easily find an application to install or a tweak to apply. Actions are automatically queued, so you can choose to install multiple applications without having to wait for each to finish. Also, it's possible to undo actions performed using Fedy.