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In multi-threaded and multi-process applications it is often desirable for data communications to follow the classic 'publish-subscribe' or 'observer' design pattern. RuffStuff is a C++ implementation of this pattern using BSD sockets.

Network gaming environment for AI warriors. Offers an application server, a soccer game application, an observer module visualizing a match and a template code for the warriors development.

A Java client, used for a couple of handy desktop-tools. These tools include the batch file renamer and a file observer. Other tools which will be available are an image-thumbnailer (which will generate HTML with it).

Extreme programming is lacking a good tool. Its difficult to keep an overview when your not sitting at the keyboard. When hitting pageup/down the observer quickly looses his bearings. What is needed is animation, scrolling, folding and refactoring.

Teatime is a tea-drawing-time-observer-applet for the gnome-panel

... transparent and simplified. Convert the returned data into a more convenient format and give it to the Observer.

an implementation of the Observer pattern (a.k.a. signals and slots) for C++. It is based on the popular FastDelegate library, which makes it about 20 times faster than the otherwise excellent boost::signals library. It supports automatic connection management with support for copy-construction of delegated objects, return value combiners, slot prioritization, synchronization and allocator policies and flexible connection storage.

This is a file converter program designed to take output from Noldus Observer and other software and convert it into a file usable by the GridWare Dynamic Categorical Time-Series System.

Parlance is a completely open platform for playing the Diplomacy board game over a network, using the protocol developed by the DAIDE community. This Python-based system currently includes a configurable server, a few simple bots, and an observer.