Free complete source code software for mac

MacSolitaire (OS X) 1.6 is a kind of game using in Macintosh which allows you to access the source code. Basic restrictions applies to usage and distribution of the source code.

The Nanosaur source code is provided free to the public for educational and informational purposes only.

Its available so that other game developers and game-developer wannabes can see how the game can perform various tricks and techniques.

MacTidy - a standalone application that uses a graphical user interface (GUI). This allows quick porting of the "Tidy" source with minimal changes at the expense of slightly less flexibility.
Tidy for Mac OS checks and corrects HTML and XML to make it compliant with the Worldwide Web Consortium (W3C) HTML standards.
Enhancements:
- Updated the base "tidy" source code to the latest version available (01 Dec 02) for "classic" Tidy (future versions of MacTidy will use a new base "tidy" source code, called TidyLib). This version of the base "tidy" source code fixes many bugs, and adds many new features since the previous release - too many to list here.
- Output actual tab chars rather than spaces, to be compatible with versions of Tidy on other platforms.
- Add support for the Character Encoding popup menu.
- Add support for a separate dialog for additional configuration options specified on the command line.
- Add support for input files with no filetype/creator.
- Dim/undim the controls on the main dialog when a second dialog/Alert is being displayed/dismissed.
- Changed initialization code to support checking for 68000 based machines when compiled as 68020 code.
- Balloon Help updated for the new dialog layout. Improvements to the dialog layout for Mac OS X Aqua GUI.
- "Read Me First" documentation rewritten and delivered as a PDF document.

Commentate is a service that allows rapid commenting and uncommenting of large blocks of source code.

Though Commentate will work in any application where text can be edited, it is most useful when editing source code, so it was intended to be used primarily in ProjectBuilder.

Jext project is a free source code editor written in Java. You can download it, use it, modify it, redistribute it... your choice, your freedom.

Jext was created to support Java programming language. But nowadays it can edit many other types of source codes. Among them youll find C, C++, C#, ASP, PHP, Python, Perl, Ruby, TeX, XHTML, XSLT, Eiffel, JSP...

Besides it provides advanced features to ease you work. Manage your projects with the bookmarks tool, categorize your opened files through workspaces, directly open zipped files, get a file straight from the Internet, mail your source code, executes system commands within the internal console, type faster thanks to HyperTyper and to the customizable code snippets library, add new features with plugins, discover the advanced editing capabilities, use the internal Python interpreter...

Jext meets all your needs ! Developers will also appreciate the open architecture of Jext. Based on GPLed libraries, internal Python interpreter and many XML files, improving Jext is an easy job. You can even write your own plugins (in Python or Java).

The Assistant Kit is a kit to create a Set-up/Installation Assistant using the same User Interface than the one of the Apple Installer or Display Calibrator utility. Its made of a collection of Cocoa sources and resources that are available under a BSD License.
At the moment of this writing, the documentation for this Kit is not complete yet. Nevertheless, theres a sample project included with the source code which will show you how to tuse this kit and you can have a look at the source code for the CVS Set-up Assistant which is available under a BSD License too.
Enhancements:
- Enh: Admin authentication is now handled.
- Change: The license for the source has been set to a BSD License to clarify the situation.

IPMenulet is a very simple application and accompanying source-code for a Mac OS X menulet (system status icon) that sits in your menubar and displays your current, external, IP address.

There are also several variations that are possible (drop-menu or icon) that are available with simple, described, source-code changes.

Biferno is a new generation, Cross Platform Web Scripting Language that allows developers the rapid implementation of dynamic Web applications and of Web sites that offer a high degree of user interactivity.
Biferno is a Web server add-on module that will allow you to dinamically generate HTML pages. The result of the processing of the Biferno code by the server determines the page content.
A Biferno script is therefore a server-side script, i.e. the Web server is tasked with code processing. Biferno is currently implemented only as an interpreted language, but Tabasoft is developing a compiler that will be soon released.
Biferno is also a "HTML-embedded" language. Scripts can be written in pure Biferno language, but can also contain HTML code segments between Biferno code blocks.

Main features:
- Open Source The complete source code is available and distribuited under the GPL license.
- Object Orientation All variables in Biferno are class instances. This allows developers to write more readable and modular code that can easily be reused in different projects.
- Efficiency The Biferno interpreter is completely written in the C language and optimization of execution speed has been a constant goal throughout the development process.
- Portability One of the main problems for Web site developers is the maze of different platforms (operating systems, Web servers, databases) and their incompatibilities. Bifernos system independence allows to migrate a whole site from a platform to a new one with minimal effort.
- Extendibility A complete public C interface and a downloadable SDK will soon be released, allowing developers to write their own Biferno classes. All Biferno classes (ranging from int to string to file) are based on this interface.

System requirements:
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- WebSTAR.