Open Source Smalltalk Software Development Software - Page 2

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.

SILENT is a Scratch modification that interfaces with LEGO MINDSTORM NXT 2.0 robot. It's based on Scratch 1.4.2, developed in JAVA, Squeak and Bash scripting. It's supported by Linux and Windows XP/7, in which it was tested. It required JAVA>=6. Easy to setup and easy to learn! Please leave your review to help me to improve it!

STaPLe is a library for interconnecting VisualWorks Smalltalk and SWI-Prolog. The library will allow Smalltalk program\'s to evaluate Prolog logic queries, these queries in turn will be able to interact with the objects in the Smalltalk imag

SUnit Browser is a functional, but simple and reasonably portable, user interface for the SUnit Test Environment for Smalltalk.  These interfaces enhance the usefulness of the SUnit testing platform and facilitate unit and acceptance testing during develo

SecureSqueak is a fork of Squeak Smalltalk (http://www.squeak.org/) which is designed to be able to run remotely loaded, untrusted bytecodes in a secure sandbox.

Self is a prototype-based dynamic object-oriented programming language, environment, and virtual machine centered around the principles of simplicity, uniformity, concreteness, and liveness.

A smalltalk interpreter focused for embedding in C++ projects.

Smee allows ECMAScript to be used as an extension language for Smalltalk applications.

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.

Squeak is an open, highly-portable Smalltalk-80 implementation providing platform-independent 2d and 3d graphics, sound, and network access. Active development of Squeak is going on elsewhere than SourceForge now, meet us at squeak.org.

Susie (Scripting Using a Smalltalk Interpreter Engine) is an attempt to provide a light weight scripting engine using Smalltalk as the language. it is based on Public Domain SmallTalk (PDST).

Swazoo (Smalltalk Web Application Zoo) is an open source, vendor agnostic, dialect neutral Smalltalk HTTP server with resource and web request resolution framework

Talks2 is a full Smalltalk and Development Environment which runs on top of the Java Virtual Machine. It comes with a ClassBrowser, Workspace, Transcript and all the things you know from a Smalltalk Development Environment.

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.

VDMPad is a simple Web IDE server for VDM-SL based upon VDMJ and Squeak Smalltalk. You can launch a VDMPad Server on your Mac or Linux PC and open "http://localhost:8085" with your browser. Although VDM does NOT run on Windows platforms, you can use Windows/iOS/Android devices to open VDMPad running on Mac or Linux server.

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

convert plugins to chinese.

Smalltalk environment (compiler, virtual machine, library)

It is a project to bring squeak into any j2me mobile phone capable. It is based on potato project that is bases in jsqueak a java version of squeak smalltalk virtual machine.

Takes care of all needed repetitive low-level initialization and allows you to quickly create the following types of sockets: * TCP server * TCP client * UDP unicast producer * UDP unicast consumer * UDP multicast producer * UDP multicast consumer * CAN socket (Linux only) CLI programs: * broadcast-hear - tests for incoming unicast/multicast traffic; * broadcast-roar - continuously sends user-specified unicast/multicast messages; * recast - converts unicast to multicast (and vice-versa) packets; * cancom - communicate over CAN bus (generate/send/receive messages, ping other nodes).

A Lisp multilanguage design implemented on Smalltalk. Featuring an OOP macro system that works across all the languages. Contains all other languages as Lisp dialects. Fully OOP. Fully documented guided tour. language specs too. assembler, prolog, C#...

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.