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This project aims to create an EMF Ecore metamodel, code templates and a workflow for automatically generating certain Typo3 extensions. It contains an example instance for the creation of a developer garden Typo3 extension.
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Point it to a database and it creates Java classes, JSP, and Flex code. Emits code for create, update, delete, and search. Emits code for Flex charts. Then customize the code as needed. Tested with MySQL, Oracle, and Postgresql. Also can take a query and
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RExASTor is a code generator for tree like structures. The user gives it a set of expressions that look a lot like regular expression but for trees and the tool generates Java data-structures for the described trees.
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Fydji WS is a Web Services creation framework allowing to build services mapped to database operations, Java methods or other sources. It produces a Web application for services publishing and Java/JavaScript/PHP client classes for their invocation.
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Tools and libraries for IBM Tivoli Maximo customization developers. The main artifact is an Apache Maven plug-in that generating Maximo custom classes for MBOs, FLDs, Beans, Crontasks, etc.
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codavaj - javadoc in reverse. A seemingly useless reverse engineering tool to transform HTML javadoc into java source file skeletons - or a reflection api-like internal representation.
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JUnit Generator can automatically generate junit test cases for a specific class or method of Java; Fully supports the characteristics of object-oriented like generic type, complex class type generation etc.
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Crystal is made for web developers. It allows developers to create web pages on the basis of a picture. The Crystal-project focuses on a well structured and discrete XHTML/CSS coding.
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Orizon is a framework intended to provide tools and facilities to test java sources for security flaws. The main goal is to detect common threats as described in Owasp top 10 vulnerability document.
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jUML is a UML diagram application capable of reverse engineering Java source code to create relationship diagrams, source code generation based on a user created UML diagram, and saving/restoring of jUML projects.
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A Controlled Language Programming (CLP) compiler, runtime engine, and development IDE for writing software in a natural (but somewhat restricted) language that clearly represents the real world concerns and maps to a 3GL (Java/Groovy) for execution.
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This is a plugin for Resharper that adds intellisense for the NMock2 mocking framework to Visual Studio.
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Java HTML/XML Compressor is a very small, fast and easy to use library that compresses given HTML or XML source by removing extra whitespaces, comments and other unneeded characters without breaking the content structure.
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SfDT is a Eclipse plugin for the Symfony Framework. It provides a toolset for easier, faster and better developing process based on symfony framework.
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Use of annotations to specify constraints on methods. There are annotations available to perform common checks (i.e. a parameter has to be not null, an int value has to be positive, etc.) and to use a full-flavoured design by contract in java with suppor
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Eclipse Plugin to generate code. Comments within your source files are used to control the generator scripts (BSH, JS). They can insert code after the comment or in separate files. On change of the comment the code is updated automatically.
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jCompany Full-Stack Framework - Community Version. Hyper-produtive Full Stack Solution for Java EE Open Source Development.
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phpAnnotations provides Annotations support similar to Java or C# in your PHP projects. Annotations gives you the ability to add meta information/configuration to your classes by readable at runtime using reflections.
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The SAVE-IDE is an integrated development environment for architectural and component-based design of embedded systems. Including a tool chain for analysis, verification and code generation, with focus on safety and real-time.
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ATTENTION! For various reasons, the infrastructure of the Reuseware project has moved. All information and latest versions are available via the new Reuseware webpage: http://reuseware.org
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Spring ME provides an implementation of Spring to Java based platforms not supporting reflection. Think Java ME and GWT. It allows you to use a plain old Spring application context, and turn that into a BeanFactory you can use at runtime.
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Cheetah is a template engine and code generation tool, written in Python. Web development is its principle use, but Cheetah is very flexible and is also being used to generate C++ game code, Java, sql, form emails and even Python code.
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lightJacc is a small but strong grammar parser generator. It adopts a parsing strategy of its own: dynamic concurrent parsing -- which made it much stronger than LR or LL family CCs (YACC, ANTLR, etc), but still keep good performance.
