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- Ada Power
"After years of working with C, C++ and Pascal, finding Ada was a dream come true. Ada possesses the ultimate in flexibility (oo and non-oo), real standardization and validation, true cross platform programming, incredible compile time error checking, readable code, and support of all levels of software engineering. As a way of contributing back to the Ada community and to help advocate this powerful language AdaPower.com was formed.
- "Examples of Ada source code illustrating various features of the language and programming techniques
- "Examples of Ada source code illustrating various interfaces to popular Operating Systems (Thick and Thin Level Bindings)
- "Examples of Ada source code illustrating various algorithms
- "A collection of packages for re-use in Ada programs
- "Articles on implementing software in Ada
- "Home to some of Ada's most innovative GPL projects
- "The most complete collection of links to Ada resources on the Net."
- Cetus OO-Ada
A Web site on the object oriented properties and programming techniques of Ada.
Includes many programming examples and bits of software, links to other sites,
articles, etc.
- Real-world Ada Projects
Who's using Ada? A listing of real-world projects powered by the Ada programming
language, collected by Michael Feldman.
- SIGAda in Education
"Our goal with this site is to provide knowledge, resources, and general links
to the Ada community at large, and especially to educators and students." The
site includes tutorials, lists of Ada successes, articles, and more.
- Ada and Linux
"In order to support for GNAT and other Ada95 tools the very dynamic software
lifecycle under which developments and improvements are done by volunteers in
the GNU/Linux world, a group of Ada and GNU/Linux enthusiasts have decided to
form the Ada for GNU/Linux Team (ALT). We plan to deliver packages of GNAT and
related software for the GNU/Linux platform. We work together closely with
people from ACT to exchange GNU/Linux specific information and patches, and
to merge ACT's public releases with the ALT extensions from time to time."
(Sometimes the link doesn't work, in which case try the
GNU Ada Home Page.)
- Peter Hermann's Resources on Ada
This is a continuously maintained collection of Ada-related links
as concise as possible.
- AdaTutor Home
AdaTutor is a shareware tutorial for Ada 95, written in Ada 95. It's available
for many platforms.
- Ada World
Ada World has been created essentially to bring the Ada programming language
a central place where Ada developers and curious programmers can both learn
about Ada, see what's happening as far as Ada development projects goes, give
a good idea of what can be done with Ada.
- Ada Answers
Ada Answers is dedicated to keeping developers and project managers informed
about Ada and showcasing the particular strengths and benefits of this
extremely powerful programming language. The site includes real world examples
of Ada in use; a growing collection of video interviews in which developers and
managers speak about why they have chosen Ada; explanations of technical features
of the Ada language, showing how they translate into bottom-line business benefits;
and a section dedicated to the wide range of up-to-date Ada materials and
resources available on the web.
- Wikibooks Ada Programming
The Wikibooks Ada
Programming Wiki covers many Ada topics in a tutorial style. It was chosen
Book of the Month in September 2005.
- Archangel Interactive
This site includes discussions and tutorials on software engineering, including
the use of Ada.
- Ada Programming Blog
Articles on issues facing Ada programmers.
- Ada by Krischik
A personal collection of resources, documents, and code for Ada.
- Ada Commons
An Ada portal based on a Wiki.
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