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CodeNames is a simple C# library for random identifier generation. It is intended to be used for renaming variables for source code manipulation. We are using evolutionary approach in developing our open-source software and this is an early version, so it is not very advanced, but is usable, tested and well documented.

Mock.js is a simulation data generator to help the front-end to develop and prototype separate from the back-end progress and reduce some monotony particularly while writing automated tests. Generate random data and intercept Ajax requests. Let the front-end siege division develop independently of the back-end. Through random data, various scenarios are simulated. Without modifying the existing code, you can intercept Ajax requests and return simulated response data. An intuitive interface. Support the generation of random text, numbers, Boolean values, dates, emails, links, pictures, colors, etc. ...

RANGE: produce random genetic transcription networks in the NEMO language, which when compiled outputs models in Systems Biology Markup Language. Generate synthetic microarray data, or use NEMO alone to SBML-ize a network, or visualize it in cytoscape.

...The program hasn't any problem with images up to 1000 * 1000 px. Btw, it's not as useful to tell you all about everything the program can do as to try yourself, just download it and feed it with an random BMP image, it's smaller than 200kB :) If you're not on Windows you can use the Program with WINE or easily recompile it for your platform (You have to change the output coloring) Program developement: finished

The Abluescarab Designs CD-Key Generator will help you generate random CD keys for use in your shareware products. You can choose letters, numbers, or both. You can also pick whether or not to use lowercase letters.

ascii random generator. allows ascii range filtering

A collection of code generators, they generate code from a random seed or from provided input.

Infinite Monkeys is a code generator employing random generation and mutation of code to solve programming problems.

Virtual machine/emulator; "holding pen" for self-replicating programs written in custom RISC assembly-like language, evolving via random point mutations and periodic fitness-based cullings. Inspired (like Avida) by Thomas Ray's alife simulator, Tierra