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Turf is a JavaScript library for spatial analysis. It includes traditional spatial operations, helper functions for creating GeoJSON data, and data classification and statistics tools. Turf can be added to your website as a client-side plugin, or you can run Turf server-side with Node.js. Modular, simple-to-understand JavaScript functions that speak GeoJSON. Turf is a collection of small modules, you only need to take what you want to use. Takes advantage of the newest algorithms and doesn't...

...It has a score of language APIs and runs on most operating systems. Libzmq is mainly written in C++98 with some optional C++11-fragments. For configuration either autotools or CMake is employed. For Linux users, pre-built binary packages are available for most distributions. Note that DRAFT APIs can change at any time without warning, pick a STABLE build to avoid having them enabled.

Some experimental SQL client generation code for building client packages and other various half completed trials - (mostly around databases, particular Firebird).

Our objective: to provide a unit testing framework for PL/SQL developers modeled on the Junit and Xunit frameworks. Based on the Extreme Programming methodology, utPLSQL makes it easy for developers to set up and execute unit tests of packages. Active development of this project is now on GitHub

This is a set of PLSQL packages for the Oracle database which provide acess to the OS shell and the file system from SQL and PL/SQL. The packages provide operations on file handles (delete, create, move, copy) as well as the execution of shell commands.

PL/SQL packages to perform Oracle 11g tasks within a very few number of lines : dump/load LOBs, compute CRC, get Mime Type from a BLOB, send XMPP messages, list directory contents as a table, interact with Twitter,deal with QrCodes, ...

That project aims at providing a framework for SOCI (http://soci.sourceforge.net), so as to ease the packaging and delivery processes, allowing to deliver packages for a great number of Linux distributions, as well as for other Unices and MS Windows.