Self
A pure prototype-based Object-Oriented programming language in the Smalltalk family, based on very simple concepts which allow efficient implementations.Self uses trivial strong typing (much like Lisp): there is no "typecasting" backdoor to object representation, but there is no elaborate type hierarchy, just one unique static type.
- Merlin
- Self wiki
- Self FAQ.
- Self/R - a self-hosted Self.
- Tinyself - a tiny Self parser.
- Ultimardrev-Self - an Self 1.0 interpreter implemented in Smalltalk 2.5.
- NeoLogo - object-oriented Logo with Self semantics. Formerly known as "Troy".
By Jecel
- Self Support.
- Jself - Self on Java.
- Kansas page at Sun and Kansas Swiki page - Self's shared GUI.
- Klein - David Ungar's bootstrapping of Self.
- (MIA) Openself - Self for Linux.
- "Self: The Power of Simplicity".
- Randy B. Smith.
- (MIA) "Seity: Object-Focused Interaction in the Self User Interface".
- Guru - an automatic refactoring tool for Self 4.
- Self-interest - a Self mailing-list.
- Selfish - toolsets for prototype-based object-oriented programming in languages like Perl, Python, and Java.
- Us - a subjective Self.
- Tarraingim - A Program Animation Environment - a program visualisation system in/for Self.
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