Tables are one of the most useful parts of current HTML (Hypertext Markup Language). They make it possible for designers to create documents on the web which have a much more robust structure than was possible with HTML prior to their introduction....

BBEdit Textures Tool allows BBEdit to be used as an external editor for Textures, an implementation of the TeX typesetting language.

This set of BBEdit extensions lets you convert plain text files into HTML documents and insert HTML tags inside of them, so that you can easily create hypertext documents with the Macintosh BBEdit text editor. Use of these extensions together...

BBEdit Extensions for MacPerl are a set of extensions that allow BBEdit to be used as an external editor for MacPerl. The extensions included are:  Run MacPerl, Run MacPerl Front, Run File with MacPerl, and Edit MacPerl Script.

Free Pascal for MPW is a port of the Free Pascal compiler to MPW. As of this release, it was still considered a work in progress, so some things might be missing. However, enough is working to make this a usable system.

XLISP is an experimental programming language combining some of the features of Common Lisp with an object-oriented extension capability.  It was implemented to allow experimentation with object-oriented programming on small computers. There...

Omikron Basic was originally developed for the Atari ST computers. It was not until version 6 that it became available for PowerPC-based Macs. The development environment provides a multi-window text editor, an integrated debugger, and an compiler...

FaceSpan is an AppleScript-centric Rapid Application Development (RAD) tool for Mac OS X. It is the perfect tool for wrapping a Mac OS X Aqua user interface around an AppleScript workflow. If your script needs more than AppleScript's display...

Geo Logo is one of those early 90's Logo Writer clone in which you script simple commands to move a turtle and draw shapes.  This kind of software was commonly found in school computer labs for students to start learning programming...

LogoMation is an educational programming language by which you make the computer draw shapes using very simple scripted commands such as "forward" followed by a number that represents the number of units to move.  For example in...

Although LISP (the name comes from LISt Processing) has been around since the late 1950s, it has never been as popular as newcomers like C and Pascal. LISP has nourished in the artificial intelligence community, however, and wherever people need...

MacroMind Director users looking to incorporate QuickTime movies into their presentations need wait no longer. The latest upgrade to Macromedia’s venerable 2-D-aninimation and authoring tool features QuickTime support along with several new...

GW-Ada/Ed-Mac is a development environment built around the New York University (NYU) AdaEd compiler/interpreter. It allows the editing, compiling, binding and execution of Ada 83 programs. Ada/Ed was developed several years ago, and...

The MRJ SDK 2.2 ... contains a collection of tools, libraries, sample code, and documentation that will make it easier for you to build better Java software for the Macintosh. You can use this SDK to: Enable standard Macintosh applications...

Programming the Macintosh in assembly language is not a simple task. It requires detailed and thorough knowledge of the Macintosh. The Inside Macintosh manual provides all the technical information programmers need to create Macintosh applications....

Forth is a beautiful language. It is easily spoken and source code looks like poetry. Oh yes, Forth produces fast compact code. Pocket Forth is a small Forth system for the Macintosh computer, founded on well documented principals. Although Forth is...

If someone asked you to name some computer languages, any computer languages, chances are good that Pascal would be among them. It’s a popular, powerful language (most of the Macintosh Toolbox is written in Pascal) and it’s been around...