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To be honest, I don't know what the TPP project is intended for. As far as I understand, this is a set of tools to assist in research of proteins and their interaction in living organisms. However, that's not so much important. What is important is that their source codes are open. It means that I can check them with the PVS-Studio static analyzer. Which I'm very much fond of.

Code Runner .NET provides the ability to run C# source files directly from the command line just as if they were scripts. Tools are provided to allow you to easily edit and debug the script with the full power of the Microsoft Visual Studio programming environment.

The kit includes drag 'n drop Controls and Components, SmartTags, VB.Net and C# source code for all tools and samples as well as complete QuickStarts, APIs, and documentation.

TextSnippets is a repository for short snippets of code categorized by keyword tags (sponsored by Joyent & Textdrive)

I regularly check various open-source projects to demonstrate the abilities of the PVS-Studio static code analyzer (C, C++, C#). Now it is time for the GCC compiler to get checked. Unquestionably, GCC is a very qualitative and well-tested project, that's why it's already a great achievement for a tool to find any errors in it. Fortunately, PVS-Studio coped with this task. No one is immune to typos or carelessness. This is why the PVS-Studio can become an additional line of defense for you, on the front of the endless war against bugs.

An open source (Apache 2.0 License) project to provide open source tools and utilities for working with XRI (see http://www.inames.net and http://www.oasis-open.org/committees/tc_home.php?wg_abbrev=xri)

An online code syntax highlighter that generates HTML source code and stylesheets for pasting into blogs (or whatever)

Gives you the ability to create hyperlinks within your code comments... that is, links to comments from comments ... it's almost like wiki comments (ah, we can only dream).

Fantastic hosted code-coverage testing and reporting. Free for public open source projects on Github or Bitbucket, if you're writing in one of their supported languages (Python, Ruby, NodeJS, PHP) (using Travis or Codeship or CircleCI or Semaphore or Drone)

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Sculpture is a .NET open source Model-Driven Development code generation framework... can model your application components, and then transform this model to deployable components ... comes with ready-made molds like NHibernate, LINQ, WCF, etc

A PowerShell script to extract source code from Team System version control and automate the build process

Flickr's going open source with their uploader ...

Smokey is a open source command line tool used to analyze .NET or Mono assemblies for problems. It's similar to FxCop...

OpenTF is an open source (BSD licensed) implementation of the Team Foundation assemblies and TF client which may actually be better than the base TF PowerTool

The source code to (an improved version of) RegSvr32.exe  -- this version has a /c command parameter that forces it to output on the command line instead of using message boxes (why isn't that in the default one?)

Check out the source code too! http://blogs.msdn.com/jstegman/archive/2007/06/18/jelly-source-code.aspx

Microsoft an ASP.Net MVC "Sample" (or is it a starter kit?) source code that can be used by Web developers to build blog engines into sites ... it's called "Oxite" and it's the software running the blogs on MIX Online. http://www.codeplex.com/oxite

3D programming book by Charles Petzold. Loads of sample source code available online including Petzold.Media3D