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The APL-Cation project is an open source library of tools (called members) for developing full-scale applications in Dyalog APL programmers, licensed under the very permissive MIT License. Some members are cross-platform.

Members

Name Windows Linux macOS Description
CompareSimple Yes — — Compare fns, operators, scripts, scripted namespaces and files
Compare Yes — — Adds powerful tools like "Merge" to CompareSimple
CodeBrowser Yes Mostly Mostly Creates a single stand-alone HTML page from APL code. Ideal for code reviewing.
Fire Yes No No Search and Replace tool for workspaces
Launchy Yes n/a n/a Launch an instance of Dyalog APL/W
LogDog Yes — — Watch a (constantly changing) log file
Laguntza Yes — — CHM-like functionality implemented in Dyalog
Markdown2HTML Yes Yes Yes Convert markdown file(s) into HTML file(s)
Meddy Yes — — Markdown editor that uses MarkAPL as converter
No means that the application could run under that OS but has not been extended to do so yet.
n/a means that there is no point to make that application available under the OS, usually for technical reasons.
— means that there are no plans to make the application available on that platform.
Mostly means that most of the functionality is available on all supported platforms, but the -gui flag which shows a native GUI under Windows is ignored under Linux and macOS.


External links

APL-cation Wiki

APL community [edit]
Conferences and activities Advent of Code ∙ APL Campfire ∙ APL Cultivation ∙ APL Meetup (Portuguese) ∙ APL Show ∙ APL Problem Solving Competition ∙ APL Challenge ∙ APL Quest ∙ APL Seeds ∙ Array Cast ∙ BAA sessions ∙ Code golf ∙ Dyalog user meetings ∙ Dyalog webinars ∙ Iverson Award
Chat rooms and forums APL Farm ∙ APL Orchard
User groups APL et J (France) ∙ APL Germany (terminology) ∙ APL ∊ BCN (Spain) ∙ BAA (UK) ∙ FinnAPL (Finland) ∙ SIGAPL (USA) ∙ Tokyo APL/J/K Meetup (Japan)
People Phil Abrams ∙ Brian Becker ∙ Bob Bernecky ∙ Larry Breed ∙ Charles Brenner ∙ Jim Brown ∙ Adám Brudzewsky ∙ Gitte Christensen ∙ Peter Donnelly ∙ John Earnest ∙ Adin Falkoff ∙ Garth Foster ∙ Lib Gibson ∙ Aaron Hsu ∙ Roger Hui ∙ Ken Iverson ∙ Morten Kromberg ∙ Dick Lathwell ∙ Marshall Lochbaum ∙ Eugene McDonnell ∙ Roger Moore ∙ Trenchard More ∙ Alan Perlis ∙ Henry Rich ∙ Al Rose ∙ John Scholes ∙ Ian Sharp ∙ Bob Smith ∙ Geoff Streeter ∙ Joey Tuttle ∙ Arthur Whitney
Other APL Quote Quad ∙ APL Wiki ∙ Blogs ∙ Books ∙ Case studies ∙ Famous APL users ∙ Humour ∙ Jobs ∙ Merchandise ∙ Papers ∙ Podcasts ∙ TryAPL ∙ Try It Online ∙ Video channels
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