Fantom
It borrows it's Syntax from Java but also adds many features and syntactic sugar created or borrowed from .NET, Groovy, Python, Erlang etc...
It's immediately familiar to a Java / .Net programmer but is much less painful to use (no boilerplate).
Official Fan site /docs
See
Netbeans Fantom IDE
I've been working on a Netbeans IDE based on Netbeans for Fantom:
Other Fan tools I've made
- Fantom to standalone Jar tool: Create standalone Java jar (containing Fantom runtime) from some Fantom pods.
My own Docs
- Fan Getting started - A guide on installing Fantom and trying it out.
- Fan Cheat Sheet - A all-in-one fan language reference, with links to official site.

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Title: My 2 cents.
Simply great efforts! I am just amazed! how well you have organized the information man! hats off!