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Squire adds a new UI to LoTRO. The current development version provides users with: + Web browser + Media Player + Notepad The web browser is great for keeping immersion while using quest guides or maps. For more details see http://lotro.imacoder.net/
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openPlex will be an high-scalable and module based entertainment engine. This engine will be written in C# and will use the abilities of a manages language environment such as the Microsoft .NET Framework.
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SharpWrite es un simple editor de texto parecido a Notepad, desarrollado en Visual C# 2005 y es necesario tener instalado el .NET Framework 2.0, para poder ejecutarlo. Principalmente es un proyecto educativo personal, para aprender un poco de C#.
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SmartCode is a template-driven code generator that lets software developers automatically produce programs and components that interact with database systems. Templates may be written in C# or VB.NET, Delphi.NET or in any language supported .NET. Now is
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A viewer / search utility for the Holy Quran (المصحف العثماني) developed in C# 2.0, using an XML representation of the Holy Quran and providing a search mechanism for the Arabic Language that presents many obstacles for search in particular
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RapidQ.NET (RQ.NET) will be a .NET compiler for the traditional BASIC language. It emphasizes rapid development. If you have ever programmed with RapidQ, RQ.NET will a breeze, as RQ.NET aims at a 90% compatability with RapidQ. [Status: Abandoned]
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A brand new approach for skinnable application development in any .NET programming language written as assemly in C#.
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A dynamic web based language learning tool written entirely in c#. Ajax is used extensively to help improve the learning process and improve long term memory retention through repetition. Tests are defined in XML configuration files.
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AIMLBot (Program#)
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THIS LIBRARY IS NOT UNDER ACTIVE DEVELOPMENT (sorry). AIMLBot (Program#) is a small, fast, standards-compliant yet easily customizable .NET dll implementation of an AIML (Artificial Intelligence Markup Language) based chatter bot. AIMLBot has been tested on both Microsoft's runtime environment and Mono. -
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YIIHAW is a static cross-language aspect weaver for .NET. It was designed with one clear objective in mind: To make an efficent aspect weaver that does not introduce any runtime overhead when applying aspects to an assembly.
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The @-- IDE is an IDE for the @-- Programming language. (See http://at-minus-minus.sourceforge.net/. )
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Gecco is a modular "UML to Sourcecode" Designer. Just model your UML diagrams using the rules of UML 2.0 and simply generate sourcecode or even a full Project with one click. Due to modularity conversion to every programming language is possible.
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atman is a develop platform for game or some industrial application, it run on windows and linux both, can use c++,python,c#,openGL,DirectX as program language
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Cube Libary will consist of a number of classes to make it easyer for developers to write their code. A small script language is planned as well for rapid development.
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VTK.NET Example is a collection of example for the Visualization Toolkit (VTK - http://www.kitware.com). It demonstrate, the basic visualisation algorithm in .NET 2.0 platform and C# programming language.
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BoB is an IRC bot written in c# for the .net framework. It provides the basic requirements for maintaining an IRC connection and the associated data. The functionality can be extended via plugins written in any .net enabled language.
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Bi-gram applications based on language models produced by SRILM from Chinese Wikipedia corpus, include Chinese word segmenter, word-based (not character-based) Traditional-Simplified Chinese converter and Chinese syllable-to-word converter.
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QuillEdit is an enhanced notepad(maybe wordpad also) replacement. It includes all the features in notepad plus Math equation editor, Symbolic calculator, graph plotter, FireEdit syntax highlighter, spelling checker, word counter, and MDI interfaces.
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This project encompasses a group of Linux API library bindings targeting the Common Language Runtime, as defined by ECMA335 and ISO/IEC23271. These bindings allow access to many popular F/OSS libraries from managed code. Examples: X11, HAL, Ogg and more.
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A cute-smart-easy-simple-green text/hex editor working on .net/mono. Especially designed for huge file editing. Support script language.
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Avignon is an acceptance test system that allows you to write executable tests in a language that you define. It uses XML to define the syntax of the language but, if you choose to extend the language, leaves the semantics of the tests up to you.
