Open Source Unix Shell Object Oriented Software for Linux

Offsiders are persistent, object-like entities that can be accessed from the command line. They provide natural and intuitive object-oriented capability to UNIX systems and environments. Methods can be written using any programming language.

QueueReaders are persistent, stateful server-like objects, without sockets. Clients queue requests for later processing. Based on Offsiders, uses flexible object-oriented message passing. Useful for coordinating the activity of system components

A set of C++ libraries that provide core classes to build a project upon. From exceptions and basic types (String, Integer, Float, etc.) to collections, configs and loggers. Where possible, Java API is followed. STL based implementation. Ruby Application Framework (TSC-TPM) extensions. Ruby based utilities for simplifying day-to-day work. Moved to: https://github.com/stemkit-collection

Acceptance/regression testing framework based on full screen automation (via terminal emulation) with integrated unit testing engine (standard Ruby test/unit). Moved to: https://github.com/tsc-collection/tsc-act Now part of GitHub's TSC Collection available at https://github.com/tsc-collection

A Tree is a hierarchical object database, based on Offsider technology. Data and/or functionality is stored as properties of nodes on the database. The Tree and all its nodes understand about paths. Database and nodes respond to object messages.

A Weave is a navigatible object database, based on Offsider technology. Store data and/or functionality as events on the database. Define navigation pathways between events. Database and events respond to object messages. cgi interface included.

This system is able to authenticate users via SVN, HTTP and Samba, users are stored via SQL and the authentication is done via several software-modules like Apache-SQL or pdbsql for samba. Supported auth-protocols : NTLM, HTTP (Apache "basic")

Framework orientado a objeto.

thinobject implements an object oriented system on the filesystem using ordinary files and directories. Data and a symlink to the parent class are stored in object directories, while behaviors are provided by methods stored in class directories.