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TexGen is a geometric textile modelling software package to be used for obtaining engineering properties of woven textiles and textile composites. Citing TexGen We would be grateful if you could acknowledge use of TexGen where appropriate and suggest using one of the following references: L P Brown and A C Long. "Modelling the geometry of textile reinforcements for composites: TexGen", Chapter 8 in "Composite reinforcements for optimum performance (Second Edition)", ed. ...

This is a fabric design software, to aid hand weavers in creating textile weaving patterns. Supports any number of warp and weft threads, treadles, and harnesses. Runs on Windows, Linux, and OS/X. This package was previously named "Weaving Sim" The master repository is now at https://github.com/pdhammond42/weavedreamer

Supported languages: * Asciidoctor * Html * Markdown * Textile Usage 1. Right click on document (via project explorer or editor) and choose "Open with->Markview". 2. Open same document in another split. 3. Change view format in editor's menu. 4. Click on "?" icon near format selector to view some syntax help for selected format. Source code: https://github.com/OneMoreGres/qtc-markview IMPORTANT: plugin's version must match Qt Creator's version (difference in last digit is acceptable) Then plugin must be enabled in Help->Modules menu.

Charm is a full-featured, cross-platfom blogging client for LiveJournal, Atom (Movable Type, Blogger), and MetaWeb (WordPress). It is console-based, all-text, and can be used entirely from the command line. It is written in Python.

A simple web-logging system, created as a proof-of-concept. Fully standards compliant and accessible, it is designed to quickly set up a functional and structured site to conveniently track related and unrelated items. Written in PHP, using a flat-file, XML database, outputting an XHTML page with CSS skins.

JavaCloth is a JRuby backed wrapper for the popular RedCloth Textile / Markdown parser

A port of Dean Allen's PHP Textile for Java 1.3+

Use Xilize to create XHTML pages or entire websites with just a plain-text editor. The markup is similar to Textile and extensible via BeanShell. Run as a jEdit plugin, from the command line, or embed in a Java program. Small, fast, easy-to-use.

Comic.NET is a WebComic CMS written in ASP.NET and C#. It povides a flexible solution, easy to adapt to any kind of setup. It uses Textile formatting by default for news/blog entries. The Textile formatter is available as a standalone library.

This web application let you help to manage printing service to textile (ie. T-Shirts) this is a tailored ERP to manage models, colors, sizes, orders, due dates, incoming, costs. It use php, symfony, mysql and dhtmlx.