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Glamorous Toolkit is the Moldable Development environment. It empowers you to make systems explainable through experiences tailored for each problem.

Simply download: https://gtoolkit.com/download. The download is a self contained installation made of a Glamorous Toolkit image, a virtual machine, and a few other resources and libraries. Now, just run the executable.

• On Mac: GlamorousToolkit.app
• On Windows: .\bin\GlamorousToolkit.exe
• On Linux: ./bin/GlamorousToolkit

Glamorous Toolkit was developed following Moldable Development, and it offers extensive opportunities to learn about itself. Start with a tour through the built-in book to get an overview of the breadth of possibilities.

• Read the book.
• Watch GT in 7' video series.

Pick a problem you care about. Pick a problem you care about. We cannot stress this enough.

Why? Because the essence of Moldable Development is about adapting the environment to match the context. If you do not have a deep context, you cannot evaluate what contextual tools do for you. Pick a problem you care about.

What kind of problems? There can be many.

• Explore a GraphQL or REST API
• Analyze unknown data
• Discover and model a domain
• Assess an existing system
• Document a system
• Build system specific editors
• Pharo app development

Glamorous Toolkit is an environment that shows how the experience of programming can be, but ultimately it's still just a piece of technology. Moldable Development is more than technology. It requires new skills. But even more important is that Moldable Development introduces a new feedback loop that has far reaching consequences, both on the technical and the business level. Use the technology, but focus on learning how to think about programming anew.

Follow us on Twitter: @feenkcom Chat with us on Discord: discord.gg/FTJr9gP Watch our YouTube videos: @gtoolkit

The current repository embodies the second generation of GT and it is comprised of a set of distinct components:

• Inspector: the moldable inspector.
• Lepiter: the multi-language notebook + knowledge management.
• Debugger: the moldable debugger for Pharo.
• Coder: the moldable coder for Pharo.
• Transcript: a rethinking of the classic Transcript taking advantage of the moldable text editor from Bloc.
• FileBrowser: the file browser.
• Visualizer: a set of visualization engines on top of Bloc.
• Examples: the engine for example-driven development.
• Completer: the moldable completion engine.
• Phlow: the browsing engine.
• Releaser: the engine that allows us to manage and release deeply nested projects.
• Remote: the engine for interaction with remote runtimes.
• Presenter: the engine for live slide-based storytelling.
• Clipboard: a component for working with the clipboard.
• GlamorousToolkit4Pharo: the environment for Pharo.
• GlamorousToolkit4Git: the environment for manipulating Git.
• GlamorousToolkit4Smacc: the environment for creating, debugging and testing SmaCC-based parsers.
• GlamorousToolkit4PetitParser2: the environment for creating, debugging and testing PetitParser2-based parsers.
• GlamorousToolkit4Famix3: the environment and dedicated algorithms for source code analysis.
• GlamorousToolkit4XMLSupport: the extensions for manipulating and browsing XML.
• GlamorousToolkit4Jenkins: the extensions for browsing Jenkins.
• Demos: a set of demos for Glamorous Toolkit.
• XDoc: a container for arbitrary executable documents.

Glamorous Toolkit is based on graphical stack made of:

• Brick: the widget set.
• Bloc: the graphical framework.
• Sparta: the graphical canvas, including bindings for the Skia graphics library.
• Glutin: the connection to the Glutin Rust library for managing windows and OpenGL contexts.

See LICENSE.