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    AliSQL

    AliSQL

    MySQL branch originated from Alibaba Group

    AliSQL is a MySQL branch that originated from Alibaba Group. It is based on the MySQL official release and has many features and performance enhancements. AliSQL has proven to be very stable and efficient in a production environment. It can be used as a free, fully compatible, enhanced and open-source drop-in replacement for MySQL. AliSQL has been an open-source project since August 2016. It is being actively developed by engineers from Alibaba Group. Moreover, it includes patches from...
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    Scidb

    Scidb

    Chess Database Application

    Scidb is an open-source chess database application for Windows, Unix/Linux. It is a new development inspired by Scid.
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    dbook is a collection of programs to manage a big book collection on the command line Including: ISBN checker and converter, Amazon book information retrieval, [book data base, lend record] create bibtex out of latex/tex automatically. DBook is also a Document creation tool which can be found under http://www.dbook.org
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    Qt Model Classes to access any of Google's GData services (i.e. Calander, Base, Spreadsheet, etc)
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    Microsoft Visual 6.0 C++ :New 4gl Windows API, Sql, Queries( Data Base : Excel,Access,Foxpro,Dbase,Text,csv),Ado, Sort, Reporting , Sms phone,Ftp server, mail/mapi,generate Pdf(acrobat) Text,office:Excel/Word, un/Compression(cabsdk),GIf anim,jpg,bmp...
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    An indispensable, efficient, highly portable, easy-to-learn container class, designed for storing and retrieving items which can be "tagged" with meta-data tags and values.
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    A Basic library to simplify buisness application creation, along with administration programs for basic accounting, and management. The underlying tables, are stored by an SQL server, or a local isam base. In early stages of development.
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    MongoAdmin

    MongoDB UI Admin

    MongoAdmin able to: - Add elements to the base. Supports three types: String, Int, Double. - Remove items. - Edit objects. Can not change the type, it is necessary to delete and create the right type. - Export and import data. Use own format. Does not support the 'mongoimport' format. Export can specify to remove collection before importing. - Allows you to bookmark frequently visited places
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