Open Source Java Software Development Software

Lobo is an extensible all-Java web browser and RIA platform. It supports HTML 4, Javascript (AJAX) and CSS 2 plus direct JavaFX and Java (Swing/AWT) rendering. Cobra is the web browser's renderer API; also a Javascript-aware HTML parser.

Fractal KISS means "keep fractals simple and sensible". The objective is to discover a "common-sense" understanding of fractals and their utility.

The Free-POSIX Common Desktop Project exists to create an open standard for free Desktop implementations.

JStaple is a Java library for building Swing/AWT applications. It provides hierarchical component model, dynamic data bindings, declarative events, and much more.

Mobile Agent Server and Controller(MASC) - is a server, controller and viewer for aglets, written in Java, with an attractive and user-friendly GUI .MASC is easy to install and configure.It also provides mail notification,schedule,aglet class browser,etc.

A Java application framework that provides services common to most GUI application domains such as window management, option management and service location. OPA's ultimate goal is to build an instant print management system on top of this framework.

Powerful PHP IDE/Editor. Automatically generates code for your scripts, based on our own PHP Framework. Can create projects, full class/function breakdown. Supports PHP 5x. Under active alpha development (as of Feb 06), subversion repository for latest.

QUML wants to be a simple Java/Swing based GUI program for UML modeling. I would like to bring to users comfortable drag-drop environment for creating UML diagrams. In the future QUML could contain some kind of the scripting language (Tcl?) for work with

Sakura is a Knowledge Navigator and User Interface for UNIX, which implements HyperMedia and its own windowing and packing system, both in the main program and in an extensive API for Tcl and other languages.

This software is an open source light-weight SCRUM tool. The developer who uses ScrumBones is one whom develops alone -- appreciating a bare-bones method of light and agile self-management.

The DjVu Reference Library 3.5 was released by Lizardtech under the GNU General Public License version 2. DjVuLibre-3.5 was developed by Leon Bottou and others as a "Derived Work" of the DjVu Reference Library 3.5. As such, it is also subject to the GNU General Public License version 2. Several patents apply to two very specific aspects of DjVu and DjVuLibre. The patents cover a particular aspect of the ZP-coder (the arithmetic coder used in DjVu and implemented in libdjvu/ZPCodec.cpp) and the background masking technique used in the IW44 wavelet encoder (implemented in libdjvu/IW44EncodeCodec.cpp). Most patents are owned by AT&T. LizardTech has very broad rights to them and grants free and permanent licenses to them for the purpose of building GPL software with the DjVu Reference Library. The grant is materialized by two paragraphs in the headers of the DjVu Reference Library source files. Lizardtech also published an official statement about the open source.