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Hayta-UML is a Web2.0 UML tool, that allows users to draw UML diagrams. A core design decision is to have a native version-control inside the application.
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hostingstar.com.au's open source software. To be used primarily for dotnetnuke modules, a cross platform backup system, .net (dotnet) user controls, 3d plugins and many other bits and pieces.
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Domusonweb provides management and administration of condominium (block of flats) through web functionalities at disposal of every user of the condo (of course administrator, but even tenants, owners). Expenses, papers, convocations, verbals, polls,
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Xenon Framewok is just another framework for PHP Developers. Its aim is to provide OOP facilities in order to build Web applications as easy as possible.
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Manage your lan is a project that would helps lan party's manager with a complete website system from subscription to tournament helper.
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Signet uses iText to stamp watermarks on PDFs. It can be used within an online order fulfillment system to place transaction details (such as the date, or buyer's name and contact info) within a PDF prior to download, to discourage copyright violation.
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A mod_perl-based RPC API designed for ease of setup, ease of extension, and rapid development. Using Presto, you can develop a robust, fully "web-2.0" web application in a day or two. Oh and it scales. Take that, Ruby on Rails.
