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Ada Ecosystem is a focused catalog and discovery service for the Ada programming language. Find libraries, tools, bindings, organizations, documentation, tutorials, projects, research, books, and more—without unrelated ADA results.
The service is being prepared for public access. The catalog is not yet open to the public.
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A catalog of the Ada ecosystem
Discover more than a list of links.
Ada resources are scattered across project sites, repositories, package systems, vendor pages, publications, institutional records, and archives.
Ada Ecosystem is designed to connect the things those pages describe—such as a library, compiler, product, publication, or project—with its names, versions, locations, relationships, and history.
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Libraries
Tools
Bindings
Organizations
Documentation
Tutorials
Projects
Research
Publications
Books
Who it is for
One ecosystem, several kinds of questions.
Build with Ada
Find libraries, bindings, tools, examples, and documentation for the work in front of you.
Evaluate Ada
Understand available toolchains, platforms, support, standards, and evidence of real-world use.
Learn and teach
Discover current learning paths while retaining access to valuable books, courses, and historical material.
Maintain and contribute
Make projects, organizations, research, and community work easier for others to find and connect.
Built as a public service
Independent and ecosystem-wide.
Ada Ecosystem is intended to strengthen the community by making existing work more visible and easier to discover. It complements project sites, package repositories, vendors, standards organizations, and community resources rather than replacing them.
Preparing for public access
Testing the foundations of a dependable service.
The private alpha is focused on useful coverage, discovery quality, clear evidence, accessibility, and reliable operation before the catalog opens more widely.
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