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Calculates Shift Times - Really handy, if like me you struggle with those quarter to the hour and quarter past the hour starts and finishes. Includes break times, just enter how long you took for that break. Medics, Steelworkers, and anyone who works shifts may find this handy. Written in java (Open JDK 11), this will work on Linux, Mac and Windows as long as you have a Java Runtime environment installed. Windows installer with bundled java runtime environment for those without...

This RAD platform allows to quickly develop web and mobile applications without any coding task. Applications can be developed by simply configuring them through a graphical environment. There is no limit in the complexity of the applications to create, since there is always the chance to include custom scripts made by a developer. The platform supports multiple databases and operating systems, since it has been developed using Java and it provides a rich user interface based on Sencha ExtJS.

Adempiere ERP extension to develop Adempiere Form both in Zk and Swing without writing any java classes To Install: - Download all files (maticaFRM.zip, matikaFRM.jar, maticazkFRM.jar) - Import the maticaFRM.zip with 'PackIn - import a package' - copy maticaFRM.jar in $ADEMPIERE_HOME/packages/maticaFRM/lib (create the folders maticaFRM/lib first) - copy maticazkFRM.jar in $ADEMPIERE_HOME/zkpackages/maticazkFRM/lib (create the folders maticazkFRM/lib first) - cd to $ADEMPIERE_HOME...

Java Rad+Framework to quickly build client-server application based on mysql. Acce$$like features, localization, upgrade management, persistance, mysql trust management.

cobold is a RAD-tool for process and mode driven software development in contrast to developing with IDEs, cobold itself is a (web based) application, that provides all necessary tasks, their workflow and the matching tools.

This project is a system of basic CRM that controls several sales of registered products and it registers customers' complaints in the companies. This project will be developed in Java with IBM tools: RAD and RSA.