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WebVisu
Pure Browser based Visualisation for PLCs
Framework to enable PLC Visualisations (like Wago 750-841, Beck IPC, CoDeSys 2.3) displayed in a standalone Browser without Java applets. Including Browsers of iPad, iPhone, iPod, Android aso.. Based on HTML5 canvas and Javascript. -
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Beigesoft Enterprise Information System
JEE based Accounting web-application.
Beigesoft™ EIS is free accounting software. This is JEE-WEB-based software that works anywhere - on MS Windows, Mac, Linux and Android. This is the first version of the successor to Beige Accounting All In One. The main goal was successfully achieved, it works noticeably faster on weak devices such as a smartphone than its predecessor. It works as: * Standalone A-Jetty web-app for standard Java (Ms Windows, Mac, Nix...). * Standalone A-Jetty web-app for Android (use "Beigesoft... -
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Mosby
Model-view-presenter and model-view-intent library for modern Android
Mosby is a model-view-presenter and model-view-intent library designed specifically for Android apps. Migrating a Mosby 2.x based app to Mosby 3.0 should be straightforward. Just replace all import statements of your app in android studio. Mosby has a plugin for Conductor. The aim of this library is to help you build modern android apps with a clean Model-View-Presenter architecture. Furthermore, Mosby helps you to handle screen orientation changes by introducing ViewState and retaining...
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