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Avocado is a modern programming language with a simple, Python-like syntax, supporting commands in both Polish and English. The code is transpiled to Free Pascal and compiled into a native .exe, ensuring C/Rust-level performance (Zero-Runtime). 🔥 New: Avoraiser GUI Framework Avocado is no longer just for the console! We have introduced Avoraiser, an ultra-lightweight framework for building desktop applications. It provides 426 new capabilities, bringing the total to over 700 built-in...

The goal of this project is to create a development environment which features a fully integrated translation support framework. This framework is based on the principles of Peter Dunne, which allows for the reuse of translated keywords and phrases via a centrally managed translation memory system. The project aims to modify the entire LCL at low level to include natural language support structures which are then inherited by all LCL components, thus realizing an IDE in which all forms are naturally multi-lingual. This of course will be further supported by string translation tools and central resource management. ...

Timmy is a Pascal unit for creating chat bots. It provides the TTimmy object, which is a data type that you can assign your variables to to make bots. Once that is done, you can start adding keywords for messages, and get the bot answers to the end user's messages. It's easy to create a bot with Timmy. The unit also provides some other string-related functions, alongside with TStrArray type, which is actually array of string (but it's shorter to call it TStrArray, isn't it?). Timmy is released under GNU LGPL v3. That means it respects your freedom and you can use it with your program whether if your program is free software or proprietary software.