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levin
in-memory key value server with fuzzy search capabilities
Levin is an event-based key/value server based on radix-tree (space optimized trie). Key search can be performed with an approximate key matching algorithm based on Levenshtein edit distance. -
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Pylax
Database front end for SQLite, PostgreSQL and MySQL
A RAD database front end tool for building rich client GTK-based GUI applications on SQLite, PostgreSQL and MySQL, using embedded Python as scripting language -
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Sedna Native XML Database
Sedna is a native full-featured XML database management system.
Sedna is a free native XML database which provides a full range of core database services - persistent storage, ACID transactions, security, indices, hot backup. Flexible XML processing facilities include W3C XQuery implementation, tight integration of XQuery with full-text search facilities and a node-level update language. -
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Redland is a set of object-based, modular and portable C RDF libraries providing RDF APIs for the graph, triple storage (librdf), RDF/XML parsing and serializing (Raptor), SPARQL RDF querying (Rasqal). Language APIs in Perl, PHP, Python, Ruby and others.
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KML is a knowledge base with support of logical modeling. Advanced model is used to represent knowledge as a set of statements similar to natural language sentences. This project hosts a set of model storage library and server (vrb-ols) and clients.
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MilkCrate utilizes a new open-source markup language for tabular musical notation, and a unique wiki-styled web interface for data input. Users may generate a number of different document types to view the tabular notation, including .png, and PostScript
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FramerD is a distributed semi-structured object database originally developed at MIT. It provides an internationalized Scheme-based scripting language, built-in text analysis tools, and special support for web scripting.
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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.
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Framework for software component integration, interoperability and adoptability through a XML based vocabulary: Software Component Integration Mark-up Language (SCIML)
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A collection of software to implement search engine technology. The overall search technology is built on the individual components of this project, each component is released under the BSD License, and is written in the language most suited to its task.
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A web development framework; includes an application server which provides a persistent object cache and transaction support, an intelligent HTML parser, multi-threaded scripting, multiple scripting language support within a single OO framework.
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This will be a generic indexing system for the python language with pluggable engines to store the resulting indexes in either ZODB, MySQL or (at a later date) its own proprietary format.
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