Domain Specific
Minimalistic Domain Specific Language v.1.0
Simple scripting language built with ANTLR
REBOL/View v.2.7.8.3
REBOL/View is built on the REBOL/Core kernel which includes 14 Internet protocols, compression, dozens of built-in datatypes, sandboxes, and domain specific dialecting.
NBehave 0.5.0.252 Beta v.1.0
Based on Dan North's initial vision of rbehave and utilizing the behavioral domain specific language (DSL) of Behavior Driven Design (BDD) we created the NBehave framework.
Comms Order Fulfillment v.1.0
Simple order fulfillment system with flexible order decomposition and domain specific programming language for describing decomposition scenarios.
Diesel File Generator v.0.5
Diesel is a generic file generator that uses domain-specific model files and reusable cartridges to create directories of output files.
DNet eBusiness Suite v.4
DNet stands for "domain network" and tries to suggest the final goal of the application, to be a collection of domain specific modules both for B2B/B2C.
Eclipse XML Meta-Modeling Tools v.0.0.1
The Eclipse XML Meta-Modeling Tools project provides tools like editors, extended validation and generators for developing xml based meta-models and domain-specific languages in eclipse.
MetaCC v.0.3
Annotation based lexer and parser generator suitable for processing wide range of languages, from small domain specific languages to big ones like Java.
SEMANTIXS v.rc
SEMANTIXS is a semantic information extraction system that can extract, represent and visualize domain-specific information from free-text in the form of complex (and simple) relationships.
Trugger v.2.8
Trugger is a verbose framework that allows some operations with an implementable self explanatory Domain Specific Language that makes the code more elegant and readable.
OMNeT++ v.3 3
OMNeT is an extensible, modular, component-based C simulation library and framework, primarily for building network simulators.
Infer.NET v.2 2
Infer.NET is a framework for running Bayesian inference in graphical models. It can also be used for probabilistic programming as shown in this video. You can use Infer.