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...Developed in 2006, it is the world's first library app, and by supporting 20 different kinds of OPACs from different vendors, it is compatible with more libraries than any other app. So far VideLibri has been tested with 200 libraries in Germany/Austria/Switzerland successfully, but it was designed to allow any user to add their own library without requiring any/much programming knowledge. For this any URL of any webpage can be entered in VideLibri together with an arbitrary query. The spin-off cli-tool Xidel can run these queries on any non-library webpage.

...One splits an adb backup into several ones by app name extracting the contents of the tars to a temporal folder and then re-taring everything to get the individual ab for each android app. The other shell script uses Tar Binary Splitter to divide the main tar inside the adb backup without extracting anything from the tar, so is by far the best method. Other software is needed. The bundle is included in Android Backup Extractor, with the full README as well: https://sourceforge.net/projects/adbextractor/

Some scenarios for neuroinformatics experiments are saved in standard XML document. This program should be able to parse almost any scenario so far to make a full-valuable RDF file, where every pieces of scenario has their own URI. This project is from University of West Bohemia in Czech republic, required to Fundamentals of Software Engineering (KIV/ZSWI).

fb2bin: A program to list binary attachment in FB2 files, extract them to files and replace these attachments by files.

This is a project aimed to create a most unified cross-language japanese dictionary out there. So far project includes: * xKanjiDic - eXtended Kanji Dictionary * xJDict - eXtended Japanese Dictionary (XML and others in developement)

ZML, the Zeitung Markup Language, is a simple CMS for small newspapers. It was specifically designed to publish a student newspaper in print and on the Web. It uses LaTeX and XHTML. So far, it is documented in German only.

That's "Deci" as in one-tenth... Based on the "80/20 rule", something like 1/10 of the code provides far more than half of the functionality. This is a partial, non-validating, and VERY SMALL STL-based C++ implementation.