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Oberon is an open-source software development environment and operating system that provides a unique combination of a cross-platform IDE and an embedded OS for building robust and efficient applications.
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- Project Oberon: Design of an operating system, a compiler, and a computer [pdf] (people.inf.ethz.ch)
- The Oberon+ Programming Language (oberon-lang.github.io)
- Free Oberon: Cross-platform Oberon IDE (free.oberon.org)
- Tex-Oberon: Make Project Oberon Pretty Again (github.com)
- Oberon System 3 (github.com)
- Towards Oberon+ Concurrency (oberon-lang.github.io)
- Juice – Oberon JIT browser plugin (1996) (www.modulaware.com)
- Object-Oriented Programming in Oberon-2 [pdf] (1994) (ssw.jku.at)
- Oberon-2, a hi-performance alternative to C++ (1997) (folk.ntnu.no)
- Project Oberon (New Edition 2013) (people.inf.ethz.ch)
- Project Oberon (www.projectoberon.net)
- Oberon by Examples (github.com)
- Native Oberon Tutorial videos (2018) (www.youtube.com)
- Oberon (hackaday.com)
- ETH has published a Git repo of the latest version of Oberon/A2 (gitlab.inf.ethz.ch)
- Programming in Oberon – Steps Beyond Pascal and Modula [pdf] (people.inf.ethz.ch)
- Oberon (Native Oberon 2.3.7) [video] (www.youtube.com)
- Project Oberon (en.wikipedia.org)
- Gaurav Oberoi's methodical approach to building startups (www.geekwire.com)
- The 10x Development Environment (dev.37signals.com)
- Astronomer lays off 20% of workforce (old.reddit.com)
- Introduction to Low Latency Programming (tech.davidgorski.ca)
- Templ, a Golang templating lib with IDE autocomplete (templ.guide)