Bigloo is an implementation of the Scheme programming language. It relies on an optimizing compiler from Scheme to C. Bigloo enables connections between Scheme code and C code. It proposes many extensions to Scheme such as a regular parser compiler, an lalr parser compiler, pattern matching, an object layer, etc.
HOP is a software development kit designed for the Web 2.0. It works hand in hand with Web browsers in order to enhance the capabilities of the browsers. It is designed for programming interactive Web applications such as Web agendas, Web galleries, and music players. It is compatible with the major modern Web browsers (e.g., Firefox, Safari, Chrome, Opera, and IE 8). HOP features a versatile Web server, an optimizing native code compiler for server code, an on-the-fly JavaScript compiler for client code, an extensive set of widgets for programming fancy and portable Web GUIs, native multimedia support for enabling ubiquitous Web multimedia applications, fast WebDAV level 1 support, and an extensive set of libraries.
HopSlide is a tool for authoring and playing slides. It supports animations, annotations (slide overlays), math formulas (MathML support and TeX syntax support), SVG images, and canvas graphical effects. HopSlide can be used to compile slides into XHTML files. These files can be used by XHTML capable browsers (e.g., Firefox). Compiled slide files can be used to play the slides without HopSlide.
SCRIBE is a text processor. Even if it is a general purpose tool, it best suits the writing of technical documents such as web pages or technical reports, API documentations, etc. At first glance, it looks like a mark-up language a la HTML, so there is no need for computer programming skills to use it. A second look reveals that it is actually a true programming language, based on Scheme, provided with high-level features (such as objects, higher order functions, regular and syntactic parsing, etc.).
Skribe is a text processor. It is a general purpose tool, but it best suits the writing of technical documents such as Web pages or technical reports, API documentation, etc. At first glance, it looks like a markup language such as HTML, so there is no need for computer programming skills to use it. A second look reveals that it is actually a true programming language based on Scheme, provided with high-level features (such as objects, higher order functions, regular and syntactic parsing, etc.). It is the successor of Scheme Scribe.
bigloo2.4b The new Bigloo release (2.4b) is now available. Bigloo is now available to Mac OS X users. The native back-end supports this architecture. In addition to RGC, Bigloo now supports pos...
bigloo2.4b The new Bigloo release (2.4b) is now available. - Bigloo is now available to Mac OS X users. The native back-end supports this architecture. - In addition to RGC, Bigloo now su...