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Another implementation of the drag-to-dismiss Activity pattern. This one is inspired by Nick Butcher's Plaid implementation. The project has a simple API and is a pretty powerful and beautiful implementation of the pattern. This library is used in some of my apps (Talon for Twitter and Pulse SMS). It has been abstracted from Jacob Klinker and I's article-android library, which is an awesome readability style in-app web browser. This library provides an elastic layout that can dismiss...

This is the complete version of the Twitter client that I created for Android. It is 100% open source, the only thing that you will have to do plug in is your own API keys. Feel free to use this as a resource for those kinds of thing, that's one of the reasons I wanted to open source it in the first place. Lots to learn from a big project like this, and I think that is pretty important with the ever changing world of Android.

A simple network chess game : only for 2 human players. Notice that in order to build the project, you need to add my jar library PluggableChessGraphism (>= 1.20), also available on Sourceforge, to the build path. Also, chess engine and images are imported from CarballoChess project : https://github.com/albertoruibal/carballo

PyPedal is a Python module that provides tools for the manipulation of pedigrees, simple visualization of pedigrees, and the calculation of measures of genetic diversity from pedigrees.

Open-jACOB is a rapid application development tool base on Eclipse that enables the development of RichInternetApplications that are based entirely on Java. Open-jACOB application can be deployed as a stand alone app's in a Web container like Tomcat.

namefix.pl is a platform independant batch file renamer. Aimed at cleaning up media files downloaded from p2p networks. It has many features to automate the normally tedious job of filename tidying. Created by Jacob Jarick and copyrighted under GPL.

Basically a threaded message board written in Java. Nothing too fancy, but we'd like to be able to have an easy to install and use comment board. Email and IM don't quite cut it for us.

JACOB stands for [J]ava [A]gent [C]ontainer [OB]jects. Its purpose is to provide a framerwork for developing Agent Applications (by plugins). Applicability in the domain of distributed computing, decentralized job scheduling and simple P2P frameworks.