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oSKY (OpenSKY) is a full communication framework to implement PSoTN (Public Social Telephony Network). In contrast with PSTN (Public Switched Telephony Network), oSKY intends to implement an open paradigm in the internet domain, gaining more than 100 years of experience from traditional telephone network. oSKY goals: -enhanced security (SSL, SCTP) -embedded NAT tunneling -Global title discovering on Internet style -Peer2Peer mode and Gateway mode -more...

Java client for Redis allows programming most commands and reading replies in Java according to the Redis paradigm. The core module takes care of the byte protocol and management of connection via a connection pool. Separate modules are supporting Apache MINA - asynchronous messaging framework and the new Java 7 asynchrounous I/O.

Universal Queue and Unified Communications core implementation upon the Platform as a Service paradigm. An abstraction layer for the hardware communications platform among a plugin based model brings independence from technology and media to the project

NetFuel is a .NET/MONO library for simplifying P2P application development. NetFuel loads applications as .NET assemblies and allows them to interoperate. NetFuel is based upon the ASP.NET web services paradigm of coding, except in a P2P context.

Centralized P2P application written in C/C++ and based on the server-client paradigm. It is POSIX compatible and has a graphical front-end for the client written in GTK/GNOME.

Krill is a php Framework based on the MVC2 paradigm.

IMDispatch leverages the power of Perl and Net::OSCAR to emulate the paradigm of telephone support over the AOL Instant Messenger service.

Gunnar is a Cocoa-based newsreader for Mac OSX. It is intended to provide a replacement for the NewsHopper reader which is no longer supported and, as such, uses a similar operating paradigm.

This project presents a functional prototype of a new kind of file manager, where the data is auto organized using the semantic content. The Souvenirs system propose a new complete interface for the user and pretend to remplace the "desktop" paradigm.