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This project aims to be the best, clearest library for generating QR Codes. My primary goals are flexible options and absolute correctness. The secondary goals are compact implementation size and good documentation comments. This work is an independent implementation based on reading the official ISO specification documents. I believe that my library has a more intuitive API and shorter code length than competing libraries out there.

QR Code Generator for Debian/Ubuntu using python-qr with drag and drop files to read an code it!

QRed is Free Open-Source Tool to 1. Generate QR codes. 2.Read QR codes from Image or Scan from WebCam. 3.Customize QR codes by changing color or adding Logo in Center. -source code: https://github.com/LionRoar/QRed

F2what is an open source project to translate algorithmic fortran to a variety of languages (java, dotnet and VBA so far). It offers a Fortran77 parser with code transformations, variable disambiguation, and modular output to other programming languages. It also offers already translated versions of Lapack and quadprog to Java, .Net and VBA, to give access to SVD, LU, QR, Cholesky, eigenvalue decomposition, linear system solving and QP optimization in those three languages.

...DAL4j can be useful for scenarios where there is an existing database schema but a technology other that JPA is used to interact with the database. DAL4j can provide an easy way to migrate your code base from other technologies such as JDBC or Hibernate to JPA. The beans generated can be 1 or two types: Simple or Framework. Simple beans are standard pojo classes managed by your application using JPA semantics. Framework generated pojos use the DAL4j framework DAO generic to simplify CRUD operations. DAL4j provides optional hooks to allow you to integrate encryption/decryption of data field used when data is encrypted in the database. ...

siggen is a cool email signature generator for encrypted ansi c (confused), brainf*ck, ... signatures. Use it in combination with vi(m), emacs, mutt, pine, or what ever. (tested on Solaris, Linux and Windoze). Optimized only for geeks :-)