Awesome Ada/SPARK
An Awesome-style list of Ada and SPARK tools, libraries, frameworks, and educational resources focused on reliable, efficient software.
About this tool
Awesome Ada/SPARK
Website: https://github.com/ohenley/awesome-ada#readme
Category: Themed directories
Tags: ada, functional-programming, education
Overview
Awesome Ada/SPARK is a curated, Awesome-style directory of resources related to the Ada and SPARK programming languages, with a strong focus on reliable, efficient, and high‑integrity software development.
Features
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Curated resource list
- Collects links and references specifically for Ada and SPARK.
- Focus on reliability, performance, precision, and readability in software.
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Educational resources
- Sections for:
- Entry‑level learning paths ("Entry Point").
- Tutorials for learning Ada/SPARK concepts and tooling.
- Online books.
- Printed books, including:
- Programming in Ada 2022 (Cambridge University Press), described as comprehensive.
- Sections for:
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Thematic organization
- Resources grouped by type (tutorials, books, etc.).
- Oriented toward both Ada and SPARK usage.
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Community-driven repository
- Hosted on GitHub as an open list (
ohenley/awesome-ada). - Includes contribution guidelines (
CONTRIBUTING.md) so users can propose additions or updates.
- Hosted on GitHub as an open list (
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Standard Awesome-list conventions
- Uses the Awesome badge and formatting to align with the broader Awesome ecosystem.
- Includes a clear license (
LICENSEfile).
Pricing
- Not applicable. This is an open, GitHub-hosted curated list of resources and is freely accessible.
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