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A PHP class and example implementation of an image CAPTCHA. Uses random TrueTrype fonts and ramdom lengths, sizes and character rotation, as well as a full character set to defeat character recognition bots. Primarily used for spam prevention in web apps
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An HTML widget set for both XSL and JSP presentation layers. Apps can use simple tags to create rollovers, tabs, drillable trees, DHTML popups, etc. Static mockups created locally with the XSL version can be quickly translated into functional JSPs.
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PTOMMI(Python Toolkit for Online MP3 Management and Interaction) provides components for building CGI apps to manage MP3 files on a remote server. Two apps are also included: an MP3 playlist manager and an ID3 tag editor.
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Framework aims to be a lightweight PHP web application development framework. Its goal is to abstract common web application needs in order to allow apps to share common resources (user priveleges, etc.)
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An library for quickly introducing thread management into Java apps. Utilizes the familiar Runnable interface to avoid costly refactoring. As simple as Manager.addWork(Runnable)
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