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Umple is technology for Model-Oriented Programming. It adds abstractions such as UML associations, attributes, and state machines to object-oriented programming languages such as Java, C++, PHP and Ruby. A developer can use Umple in one of several ways. They can start with a pure model, containing only classes, associations, attributes and state machines, and then gradually add methods in one of the base languages to the Umple code base. Alternatively a developer can start with a normal program in a language like Java, and add modeling constructs in very small increments, gradually moving their system from a code-centric system from a model-centric system. ...

Ri18n is a library and tools to assist internationalization and localization of Ruby programs.

Object oriented reusable software classes designed to be used to construct larger software projects developed in multiple software languages.

Simple but powerful Ruby-style collections and closures implemented with Java 5 features and fine object-oriented design.

MiniRGSS-Editor is a lightweight RGSS(Ruby Game Scripting System) syntax-highlighter for the RPG Maker XP/VX. It uses the Qt 4.3.0 framework.

UMMF is an open-source implementation of UML-compatible meta-meta-model, for the purposes of reifying meta-model implementations and to provide a platform for building flexible model and meta-model transformation tools.

xmlsig is a multi-language, multi-platform implementation of XML signatures.

PHP interpretation of Martin Fowler's 'Active Record' pattern as popularised by Ruby on Rails. Translates MySQL tables to Classes and Rows to Objects with bare-minimum configuration.

phpBeans provides software and specifications for enabling n-tier development within PHP, such as the phpBeans Object Server, and interoperable with other languages as well. phpBeans can be downloaded from http://www.sitelliteforge.com/

Djarva is object language inspired by Ruby and Java languages. Djarva project includes Djarva language, Djarva language to Djarva bytecode compiler and Djarva virtual machine accepting Djarva bytecode. Whole solution is implemented in the Java language. Djarva compiler is based on JKIT (see http://homepages.ecs.vuw.ac.nz/~djp/jkit/).