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Axualize is a language for building application from objects using an XML dialect. Axualize is schema driven and infinitely extendable. Axualize is currently implemented in Java but the Axualize schema does not dictate a specific platform.
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This is a fully-featured, WYSIWYG GuideML editor for Windows 2000/98/XP/ME. GuideML is a proprietary XML dialect used by the www.h2g2.com site. No such tools exist at the moment for constructing GuideML pages. GuideDog is written in Visual Basic 6.0
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fLowRider is an experimental flow engine capable of executing workflows specified in a customized dialect of IBM's proposed WSFL standard.
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ThinLisp is a practical dialect of lisp for real world applications. You develop in Common Lisp, you deploy in C. ThinLisp programs are as fast as C, by design. Used for a decade in million line systems.
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A dialect-neutral Smalltalk library which supports communication with NMEA enabled devices, such as GPS receivers. The initial specific target device will be a Magellan GPS315 receiver.
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FORTH for embedded PPC (IBM40x supported). Currently written in assembler (ASL dialect). Used for monitor or loading other programs via S-Records.
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Little Smalltalk was the first Smalltalk dialect developed outside of Xerox PARC (tm). We continue to develop it to provide a powerful, general purpose, full featured and portable dialect of the Smalltalk programming language.
