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TreeDL (Tree Description Language) is a notation for tree structures used by programs (like syntax trees) and tool for translation of tree descriptions to target programming language, docs generation, etc. Tool's functionality can be extended by plugins.
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UMLSpeed is a compiler for a C-style language of UML notation. It can produce SVG UML diagrams, XMI documents and generate source code in various languages.
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Pagkalos is an interpreted language written in Java. It supports the lambda-calculus and object-oriented techniques. All statements are writeen in reversed polish notation. Java-classes, objects and methods are easily accessible with the dot-notation.
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JSON eXtended Notation is a augmentation of the current JSON api to provide, inline calling of functions and macro api capabilities from plain JSON strings. It also extends JSON to have a CDATA capability using Java-like meta-tagging.
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ClipsGen is a Lightweight Eclipse plugin for easy code generation. ClipsGen uses simple XML files as model and the velocity template engine for code generation. The model can be accessed by the dot-notation which is a feature of velocity.
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Bossa is a workflow engine written in Java. The engine is very fast and lightweight, uses a very expressive Petri net notation to define workflows, does not requires a RDBMS and is very simple to use and to integrate with java applications.
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Operon is an opensource Java workflow engine that uses Workflow Nets (WF-Nets) based notation to define the workflow. It requires a database and can be used in any J2EE container including Tomcat.
