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Mallard is a graphical game design package, akin to many applications for Windows such as The Games Factory, RPG Maker, Game Maker, etc. It is written in Python with wxWidgets and PyGame, and therefore should support any OS which supports Python and SDL.
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The Gremlin Engine allows one to make its own, full featured, graphical RPG-style adventure without a line of code. The adventures may include scripted parts like introduction sequences and animated effects like spells or traps.
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The Open Code Quality Project offers Static Code Analyses as an free Online-Service for Open Source Code. Simply send your code, start the scan, receive the results.
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PHPCheckclipse is an Eclipse-Plugin that enables Checkstyle features for PHP developement. This means PHPCheckclipse checks your code for coding standards while you are typing.
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ClassReach is a utility to identify unused Java classes and methods. Once identified, such things can be removed from the code, hopefully simplifying the system.
