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AppSignal links every error to the trace, the trace to the log, the log to the deploy that shipped it.
A multi-platform IRC client (written in C), that features a Scripting Background (mIRC-like, but more complex), nice user-interface, and quick text-displaying. The goal of this project is to make a user-friendly, but flexible IRC client.
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fluidICE Services is the enhanced version of the popular Auspice IRC Services, a feature-rich, powerful services package with extensive support for multiple IRC DAEmon's and Operating Systems.
An instant messenger network (including client and server) using Web services technology for communication. Makes use of external Web services for automatic translation of text messages between different languages. Client written in Java, server in C#.
Simple and powerful chat client/server system for your web pages. Support channel administration, irc-like commands, connections filtering, extensive logging and much more. Works in any Java compliant web browser.
The Natasha Project is an automated client for the Internet Relay Chat (IRC). She is written in pure C, from scratch, and has web interface written in PHP. She is developed to work best in an ircu network. The intention is to run a lot of Natashas in a s
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Yacim is a ncurses/readline based instant messaging client supporting
AIM. It allows complete customization with user definable event
driven actions specified in its scripting language, YacimScript.
P2PIRCLIB is a library and the de facto standard interface for the P2PIRC protocol. The library itself will define the protocol and enable it to be used on many common development platforms. The P2PIRC protocol is a decentralized implentation of IRC.
Class based software developer\'s kit for writing DLL scripts for the IRC Client \"Klient\" versions 2.x.x ( http://www.klient.com ) . This SDK intends to provide useful objects for ease of scripting.
wxAIM is a cross-platform C++ encapsulation of the OSCAR protocol. It is used in conjunction with the wxWidgets library. It is intended specifically for developers as an application protocol interface, and provides no graphical user interface.
MIACHAT is a system for the Cybiko Handheld Computer that allows users to communicate on AIM wirelessly. Requires 2 Cybikos, one of which must be a Classic
As we all know, srvX is a very usefull and god IRC Service bot set. I have searched the net for a set of bots like srvX but for windows. None found. winSrvX is srvX ported to windows platform. All the credits goes to the GameSurge Developers.
KrypticIRCd is an advanced bahamut IRCd. with SSL & Hostmasking, A never before seen Oper System will soon be implemented. KrypticIRCd is derived from Bahamut 1.8x. It's developed by various users on Irc.KaosIRC.net #coders