Open Source Smalltalk Software

N.B. SuperCollider is now hosted at GitHub, and the most recent versions can be downloaded from there. http://supercollider.github.io A real time audio synthesis engine, and an object-oriented programming language specialised for music. SuperCollider was created in 1996 by James McCartney, now (since version 3) released as free software.

Programming, exploring data, browsing APIs, knowledge management, log investigations, domain modeling are all part of the same continuum. They require dedicated tools, but those tools can come to you in an integrated experience that is specific to your context. This is the essence of Moldable Development. And this is what Glamorous Toolkit makes practical. Glamorous Toolkit is the Moldable Development environment. It empowers you to make systems explainable through experiences tailored for each problem.

OS X 10.4 tiger build. for UTM App. to use Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger to feel nostalgic, and learn about apple old UI UX, features and documentation form of vintage/ obsolete software Operating system

Squeak is an open, highly-portable Smalltalk-80 implementation, it runs on almost every operating system, and in bare hardware. What we gonna do with SqueakNOS is getting rid of the OS under Squeak, and we'll implement all the functionality in Smalltalk

SUnit is the mother of all unit testing frameworks. A public-domain code base, it is available for all current (and even some old) Smalltalk dialects.

isectd is a middleware daemon that provides many-to-many client-to-server connectivity. Supports multiplexing requests to multiple server processes over IP networks.

Coming soon... A viewer for reaction maps among isomers to find possible reaction paths from one ore more reactant to products within a specified energy band. An animation of a specified reaction path can be viewed on Jmol. Please click on the wiki tab for details.

3SUM aims to provide a powerful 2 to 3D programmable environment that allow editing several kind of contents and linking the relationships among Objective-C type. 3SUM sits on the top of AP3 framework which consit of 3D screen graph Objective-C API, C++ geometry math classes, basic mesh implementations, raster compositor and thread managements. AP3 also have a few foundation classes for data manipulation purpose, such as AAObject root which allows tagging object with selector-keyed arbitrarily typed bytes, or AAChunk, an equal-entry array which allows managing two or more binary streams as a single multi-field stream, or striding one stream into some, and some other partitioning abstractions. AP3 also provides a GUI system for NSOperation management, to provide the concurrency as much as everywhere-possible.

Abora is a hypertext system supporting fine-grained links, transclusions and user link filtering. It is inspired by Ted Nelsons Xanadu and Udanax-Gold by XOC.

This project provides a model that represents measures as first class objects, that is, an object that encapsulates a number with its unit. Measures are polimorphic with numbers, intervals and magnitudes.

The Aragon Add-Ons are frameworks and enhancements to the VisualWorks Smalltalk development environment, intended for use in own application development, as well as in deployed applications.

Bistro is a new programming language that integrates the best features of Smalltalk and Java™. Bistro is a variation of Smalltalk that runs on top of any Java™ virtual machine (VM) that conforms to Sun's Java™ specifications.

BottomFeeder is an RSS Feed and OCS FeedList reader/viewer. The viewer is implemented in Smalltalk, and is cross platform - supporting Windows, Macintosh, intel Linux, and most Unix implementations (AIX, SGI, Alpha Unix, Solaris, HPUX 10 and HPUX 11)

Brainbot is a general purpose robotics research platform, with an onboard PC. Brainbot's development was funded by the Brain Engineering Lab, the Neukom Institute, and HUV, Inc.

A tool supporting effective use of CVS for Smalltalk projects

A test suite that tests for conformance to the ANSI standard for Smalltalk.

Cassowary is an incremental constraint solving toolkit that efficiently solves systems of linear equalities and inequalities. Constraints may be either requirements or preferences. Re-solving the system happens rapidly, supporting UI applications.

A model of the Gregorian Calendar based on a metaphor that sees time entities as points of different resolution in the time line

The goal is to build a generic metamodel for describing foreign type systems in Smalltalk and a mapping layer connecting the model to the smalltalk application classes.This should allow maintaining external type descriptions (such as WSDL for WebService f

Smalltalk numerical analysis codes based on Didier Besset's "Object-Oriented Implementation of Numerical Methods: An Introduction with Java & Smalltalk", 2000, Morgan Kaufmann Publishers.

Daitanmarks is a web application for sharing, storing and organizing bookmarks. It is written in Smalltalk and can be easily estended and edited. Best, you can run it on Unix, Windows, MacOs! DaitanMarks is a Swiki web application.

DoME (Domain Modeling Environment) is a project intended to provide a platform and language neutral modeling environment. This generalized framework provides a means to implement a generic modeling type. See http://www.htc.honeywell.com/dome

GLORP (Generic Lightweight Object-Relational Persistence) is a simple Smalltalk object-relational mapping tool using a non-intrusive architecture. This is a Camp Smalltalk Project (http://camp.smalltalk.org). Development is primarily hosted in the Ci

GemStone Systems, Inc. has decided to turn the Sybase version of it's relational database interface, GemConnect, into open source software. Please feel free to improve this software, or port it to support other relational databases as you see fit.

GemConnect for Sybase from GemStone (https://sourceforge.net/projects/gemconnect/) version 1.1.1 modified to coexist with GemConnect for Oracle 2.2 on 64-bit servers running GemStone 64. Makefile and library file for CentOS / Red Hat Linux provided.