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cowbel is a minimalist experimental programming language. It features strict types, static compilation into real machine code (via C), an object oriented system based on interfaces and composition, generics, no null, and a global garbage collector. It is intended to produce fast, tight code for use in systems programming, and to show that you don't need a complex language to be expressive and usable. We've moved! Go to http://cowlark.com/cowbel instead.

the winforms in this project is to make the windows winform's look better smother and clean, small borders and simple caption menu NOTE: i will release the source once i reace a more stable version and have cleand the code YOU ARE ALLOWED TO USE A Decompiler until then.. (EG: ILSpy)

The Ja.NET project provides open source Java development tools (e.g. Java 5 JDK ) and runtimes for .NET. With the help of Ja.NET's open source software, you can leverage your Java investments on .NET.

The Java/RTR Project address the development of soft real-time code in Java, mainly using the RTR Model and the Java/RTR programming language. It uses the RTSJ specification as main API, and only works on plataforms that have support to it.

The aim of the project is to provide short description of many programming languages, dialects, IDEs, etc. with sample programs (realizations of common algorithms like 'hello, world', 'dot product', 'quine program').

[Project is currently suspended and no longer supported by SP extreme] Open License project goal is to develop a complete .NET License Manager. The purpose is to extend the built in License Manager functionality. Open License is being written in C#.

The aim of this project is to develope a decompiler for java which is platform independent and has options to obfuscate the class file also. The project takes class file as input and decompiles it and provides the source file.

XPHP is an IDE authoring tool for Windows that allows you to design, develop, test, debug and deploy PHP applications. [This project has been discontinued since 2005]