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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.

The package contains Ruby modules related to automatic C source code generation. Current functionality includes: * Multi-source C module builder * Strongly-typed data structure generators for vector, list, set and map

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. ...

The original use for this was to take data out of a set of Hibernate DAO objects and create a variety of XML DOM objects from them. In the project that instigated this work the mapping between the DAOs and the XML DOM was not one for one and encoding the conversion into the DOAs was not a good idea. While at first sight this may seem similar to dozer (http://dozer.sourceforge.net) the primary difference is that this is code generation and does not have the overhead of using introspection at...

Open States Machines Designer is a Eclipse RCP based graphical editor for UML States Machines diagrams. It provides functionalities like Import/Export as XML and States Map Compiler Files, Code generation with SMC, UML validation rules...

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