Contents - Raspberry PI Community Projects

used for Desktop apps, Daemon/Services, Embedded system and Web
development.
▪ http://basic256.org/index_en - Another BASIC variant with integrated IDE and
simple graphics.
▪ C/C++ via GCC + CMake build system for advanced use.
▪ Alice (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A…..(software)) – event-driven objectoriented
programming via drag-and-drop programming. A variant with an even
stronger storytelling approach is Story Telling Alice.
▪ Baltie (http://www.sgpsys.com/) – graphics-oriented programming to execute
commands, conjure pictures, exercise logical thinking, etc., via play and
imagination.
▪ CiMPLE (http://www.uptosomething.in/we…..log/?p=531) – visual
programming language for the Indian iPitara robotic kit with a strong
resemblance to the C programming language.
▪ E-Slate (http://e-slate.cti.gr) – exploratory learning environment workbench and
pre-fabricated, interoperable computational objects. Software Microworlds are
easily constructed by plugging components in various configurations, and the
behavior of both components and Microworlds can be programmed in a Logobased
scripting language implemented in Java.
▪ E-Toys (http://www.squeakland.org/) - an educational tool based on Squeak
Smalltalk for teaching children powerful ideas via a media-rich authoring
environment and visual programming system.
▪ Fluxus (http://linux.softpedia.com/progDownload/fluxus-Download-15847.html)
- reads live audio, OSC network messages, keyboard, or mouse input for simple
game development, and a physics engine is included for real-time simulations of
rigid-body dynamics. The built-in Scheme code editor runs on top of the
renderer, allowing editing of scripts while they are running. Fluxus supports
procedural modeling and animation, texturing, and basic material properties.
▪ Frink (http://futureboy.us/frinkdocs) - a full-featured programming language for
physical computations which runs on the Java Virtual Machine and has both a
terminal-like interface as well as a standard program editor.
▪ GA Viewer (http://www.geometricalgebra.net/gaviewer_download.html) - open
source Linux graphical calculator for Geometric Algebra (GA) for physical
applications, a mathematical lingua franca uniting and replacing vectors,
quaternions, differential forms, complex analysis, many linear algebra and tensor
applications, and homogenous and conformal systems. It condenses the full,
relativistic form of Maxwell`s equations into just four symbols and also works
well in every other area of physics, including quantum mechanics.
▪ Guido van Robot (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/G….._van_Robot) – robot control
program similar to Logo or Karel, with a minimal Python syntax. A variant that
includes the full Python syntax and a canonical set of lessons called RUR-PLE
also exists.
▪ Hackety Hack (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/H…..ckety_Hack) – Ruby-based
environment aiming to make learning programming easy for teenagers.