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    garlic

    garlic

    GaRLiC=Gambas Raw Lines of Code, a Gambas2 code library for use in SMB

    Building blocks, small demo apps, and pieces of sample code for Gambas2. Also see more recent Garlic3 project on https://sourceforge.net/projects/garlic3. All can be used to take a look how things can be done in Gambas, not with the idea to supply a product or a finished program. The sourcecode can easily be run from Gambas2 on Linux. Some small programs that appear here are in real use in a small business, but no warranty is given! SimpleDemo contains more complete apps that can be...
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    POD-Manager

    POD-Manager

    project to give free access to product data

    POD (Product Open Data) aims to freely publish GTIN codes which are printed beneath the barcode of products purchased by consumers. This unique identifier, assigned by the organization GS1, is currently used by companies in the supply chain process. Today, the consumer sees this code only when the barcode is scanned at the store checkout. There is currently no public database listing the GTIN codes for products worldwide.
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    The purpose of this software is primarily to create a Book Catalog using barcode data from the freely avaliable cuecat(tm) bar code reader. It will use a rdms backend database, and allow synchronization between different library branches.
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