From: Borislav I. <bor...@ko...> - 2010-03-10 17:38:37
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Hi all, This is JSR 223 based scripting dev environment for Java dynamic languages that's been in the works for several years now: http://www.kobrix.com/seco.jsp We've just released version 0.3. Here's the official press release, please give it a try and let us know what you think. Kobrix Software is pleased to announce the release of Seco 0.3 Seco, formerly known as Scriba, is a scripting development environment for JVM-based dynamic languages. Seco has been in active development and use for the past several years and it is a perfect companion to the serious Java developer. Key features include: - Support of many popular JVM languages with syntax highlighting and code completion for most. - Advanced script editing interface based on structured notebooks as popularized by the Mathematica system. - A WYSIWYG HTML editor for documentation. - An infinite, zoomable 2D canvas for arbitrary layout of components, container nesting and more. - Full workspace automatically persisted in an embedded HyperGraphDB database (see http://www.kobrix.com/hgdb.jsp) - Support for importing 3d party libraries in multiple evaluation contexts. - Based on the JSR 223 standard for language interoperability - all languages share the same runtime context. - Real-time collaboration and exchange of components and notebooks via a P2P network. Seco is perfect not only for prototyping, testing and experimentation, but it is also the ideal tool for learning a given JVM language or a new Java library. It can be used to build complete interactive applications embedded within the environment itself similarly to a life system like Squeak! Seco is free, open-source, LGPL licensed software. To download and for more information, please visit the Seco home page at http://www.kobrix.com/seco.jsp. Regards, Boris |