Collins Software

Jane - A Natural Language Software Development System
A computer system to create and manage the application development process. Jane is designed to handle an infinite number of compiler statements, both designed by Jane as a convince for common computer capabilities and statements created by the user. Jane also handles all current compilers (i.e. C#, JavaScript, PHP, COLBOL, FORTRAN, Pascal,...) along with scripting languages (i.e. html, dos, shell scripts,...). These languages allow you to tell Jane to perform actions using an infinite number of logic units.

The foundation of Jane is the concept of: "forward compatibility of all data structures and logic". What this means is that data structures never has logic dependencies, and logic never has data structure dependencies. The overall effect is that all digital information, whether binary, scripts or documents will always be accessible by all applications. Forward compatibility also means that application and data structures can always be enhanced. At no time can an application make an assumption, either in the existence of information or in the context of logic.

Context is everything, which is, to give people specific information they need to perform their job. Jane's primary objective is to create a unique application context for every individual.

The History of Software Development

Videos of Jane's internal logic and design choices