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NG-BASIC is an experimental BASIC language that can be both interpreted within an Integrated Development Environment (and debugged through that same environment) as well as compiled to a native executable. The goal of this project is to reproduce an environment similar to QuickBASIC 4.5 for modern operating systems and for BASIC enthusiasts.

BJCS CSharp IDE is written by BJ Erasmus and is a CSharp IDE. It's a very basic and easy to use IDE with a function that can be used to create an installation file of your project. Features: Syntax highlighting Edit Assembly info Compile with any .NET FrameWork Add an icon Add dll's Debugging function Basic auto-complete Tutorial Help Example codes/projects This program is still in development. It's currently available in a usable state

TrueProgrammer by TrueTech is the first multi-platform, multi-language IDE/compiler for developers. The system works with BASIC, Tcl, Assembly, C++ and more. Currently, the project is in early production in TCL/TK.

The project tries to extend the basic Hotswap support in the current JVM and allows developers to add/remove instance fields and methods and replace the new class in a running JVM, thus saving huge time incurred in restarting the JVM for every change.

Brainfuck Center is an IDE and compiler for your Brainfuck scripts. It includes a full debugger with step-by-step debugging and much more. MDI window!

A Front End for TASM. Compiles Assembly Programs.Includes Intellisense to Help Assembly Coders. Immidiate Error Tracking and Instant Code Help provided.

With the recent release of the OOPIC Compiler IDE source code we, the users of the OOPIC robot controller are working to improve the developement environment to assist and make programming the OOPIC easier.

ESA Provides a wrapper around the .NET scripting engine which adds support for hosting the scripting engine in a seperate AppDomain, and includes a Design-time environment for applications.

A recreation of Microsoft's Visual Basic that runs and compiles for/in Linux. We've decided that VB4Linux will be programmed in C. We will probably be beginning sometime within the next week or so... Still looking for developers! Thx!