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dft is a support class or library (depending on language/implementation) to allow dynamic formatting of HTML, data transmissions, print streams or anything else. The system uses templates to separate data views from procedural code.

Mos2Gnu is a conversion utility to generate a GNU MathProg description file, understandable by the GNU Linear Programming Kit from the proprietary X-Press Mosel's file format

A client-side blog tool written in Python. It features categories, auto-ftp, three different markups for entries supported, archives and rss feeds auto-generated, flexible templating and macro system. Plugin system with emailer, spell checker, etc.

Yabman is a tool for managing bibliographic references. Its key features are a quality user interface, a carefully designed data model, and sophisticated three-state hierarchical reference labeling. It is currently usable but in a pre-alpha stage.

PyBookmark manipulates bookmark files. It can sync files (no server required), merge, sort, remove duplicates, and check links. Its library pybookmarklib provides access to these operations, data structures, and parser for further extensibility.

wxBrowser is an application browser based on the wxWidgets GUI framework. It's similar to a regular old web browser only, instead of reading HTML and displaying content it reads XML and executes presentation logic (wxPython) in a client side application.

Configurize is a configuration management application for Linux-based systems.

ServicemarX allows you to easily discover, bookmark, and share network services. It extends Bonjour (formerly known as Rendezvous) by expanding its scope Internet-wide. ServicemarX also enables Tiger's Wide Area capabilities. (full source in CVS below)

PyINI is a cross-platform INI file parser library that can read, edit and create INI files. INI is a plain text format for storing program profile. PyINI is written in Python, and C/C++ (and other languages in the future) binding is also avaiable.

Image2DocInfo has been made to quickly tag digital pictures. A GUI allows you to set attributes for an image, and then store them in XML files. Those files follow the Dublin Core naming scheme and are stored in the same directories than the pictures.

Splice is a Python-based content aggregation and publishing platform. It provides all of the features of a common weblog combined with synchronization capabilities, allowing content to be slurped in from external sources, classified, and published.

YAML (tm) is a straight-forward data serilization language, offering an alternative to XML where markup (named lists and mixed content) are not needed. YAML borrows ideas from rfc822, SAX, C, HTML, Perl, and Python.

A python based utility to export key value pair into a CSV file.

Python library parser for the Windows NT/2k/XP/Vista registry file format.

Python library that handles and manages communication between client and blip.pl server via blip.pl API.

Simple (Markup for) XML, or SMX, is an attempt to reduce the amount of syntactical overhead associated with standard XML. AKA: XML! Now with 50% Higher SNR!!

BOFeed is a collection of scripts which process a feed of news articles for integrated display within popular open source CRMs.

xml.dom.easydom for python primarily behaves like any xml.dom.* you already use. Additionaly easydom provides operator overloadings which render xml processing descriptions more readable and hence less error-prone. See about 90% of your xml-code boosted.

Write your HotSync conduit in Python. Initial source code kindly donated by Jeff Senn. Project source almost complete when donated. Currently Alpha status due to dormancy. Project is a Python module that talks to the Palm C HotSync APIs.

aTonKar is a client/server architecture that enables you to stream audio files, browse collections, manage playlist via http/xml.

For 2D data objects in Python, you have 3 main options: - Numpy Array - Pandas DataFrame (built on np.array) - SQL table Numpy and Pandas are great for working with a complete set of data, but not very efficient for building up row by row. SQL is good for building up the object row by row, but you have to write SQL and leave the world of Python objects. PySimpleTable tries to find the middle ground with more flexibility than Numpy or Pandas for incrementally building a 2D object without needing to use SQL. ...