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Trike is a platform-independent tool for systematic, computer-assisted threat modeling, from requirements through deployment. We are developing Trike v2 on GitHub (https://github.com/octotrike/trike). Our mailing lists are still here on SourceForge, and we're leaving the old code repository & releases up for archival purposes. Plus you probably want to use something while you're waiting for v2.

This mod of Scratch (scratch.mit.edu) will add several new features, including an extensive plugin API. It is currently developed by the Scratch user SJRCS_011.

Sport is a Smalltalk portability layer. Sport presents a consistent interface and implemented in a number of Smalltalk dialects. Smalltalk code written to the Sport interfaces can be run in any Smalltalk dialect without alteration.

Portable Smalltalk to JVM compiler. Has support different Smalltalk VM. Convenient and simple interaction with Java code.

SCM (aka GemKit) provides source version control for GemStone/S. GS/S source code is stored in an ENVY repository. Changes made in the client development environment are automatically propagated to GS/S and optionally to the client execution environment.

Smalltalk environment (compiler, virtual machine, library)

Ginsu is a cross-dialect semantic model and toolkit for partitioning Smalltalk code into packages, each package having a clearly defined scope and prerequisite structure.

Rosetta is a dialect-neutral, XML-based format for Smalltalk code interchange. It is based upon a semantic model of Smalltalk that allows dialect-specific concepts to be mapped to a cross-dialect form.

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.

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

XPL is the eXtensible Programming Language. XPL is an application of XML for interchange of computer programs.