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Tomato is an experimental Java application development environment which aims to replace text-based Java programming with a point-and-click visual programming language. The prototype works sufficiently to help develop parts of itself.

xsldb is a fully featured xslt debugger that can easily be linked into every xslt-development environment that uses Apache XALAN or the Sun JDK implementations. xsldb is interactive, console based and offers an intuitive, easy to learn debugging language

RPilot is a GPL'ed implementation of the IEEE-standard language PILOT. It is an interpreter written in ANSI C, and will work on any system with a standard C compiler

Web application load testing tool written in Java. Uses a central console to manage remote simulations allowing for a large number of virtual users. Can test fullblown web applications requiring cookies and complex querystring and formdata.

InProcess will be a full Java/J2EE-based workflow system (including a workflow engine, workflow design tool and workflow monitoring console), with the aim of deploying into any container supporting a minimum base of J2EE 1.2.

Java Console is a Java Command promt tool intended for Software Developers, System Administrators and as a plug in to other applications. It is a very powerful console client just run it and have fun

LIBCTK, The Console Tool Kit, allows you to create a sophisticated interface in the console with a GTK cloned API. It uses GPM and a custom rendering layer 'libarr' for screen managment. It has many widgets, window managment, and signaled events.

TiniAnt is an extension to Ant that automates the construction of applications for the TINI in a cross-platform way.

DMACS: a feature-rich debugger that can be potentially used with any C++ program on any platform. Designed with game programming in mind, it supports logging, an enhanced assert macro, state saving and loading, stack-watching, and more.

The CLI4J Project provides a framework to create CICSO-like CLIs, using Java and XML to construct a command hierarchy that can be as simple or as complex as required, effectively interacting with console users.

DISCONTINUED PROJECT (see news) - jConsole is essentially a management console (written in Java) that can have a variety of plugins attached to it. At the moment it is growing as a framework for a cross database maintenance / query tool (SQL).

YakTrack is a lightweight issue-tracking system written in Python and using XML as a storage medium. Users may define issue types, submit and query issues, and edit existing issues as they wish. Console, email, and CGI interfaces are included.

An interpreter which wraps set of (currently) c++ classes to allow their methods to interactively invoked from the console.

Lua Console User Interface aims to provide a framework to build console based applications using the Lua language.

Pysole is a graphical console simulation pygame wrapper or in simpler terms, Pysole uses pygame to simulate a text interface, such as Windows powershell or the Linux Console. Initially Pysole was built to emulate .NET Console Applications with their dynamic text and background colouring. However, .NET Console Applications, without the support of mono cannot run on operating systems other then windows. Pysole can run on any os that python and pygame can.

In this project, software applications made by Naoki Shibata are presented.

Nona is a programming language oriented for the meta-programming paradigm. Functional, imperative and object-oriented paradigms are also included.

This is a framework for logging time-events in java applications.

TimeBox is a small collection of simple, Ant-based tools for tracking build times across an entire development team.

V-Con is a simple, Open Source version control system.

A set of small tools for Atari 7800 software development.

This program will allow you to build your own NES roms instead of trying to hack into currently exsiting roms to make new games. This program will allow you to make NES games faster then any other program, and one can publish a completed rom in any form.

ELCO stands for Embedded Lisp COmpiler or Esdens Lisp COmpiler. The goal is to create a lisp compiler for embedded 32bit architectures. (i.e. ARM) With this compiler you are able to write lisp code on a naked chip. No OS needed.

wxWidgets port of GComp utility - an 1C:Enterprise metadata (md) compiler/decompiler