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A component based programming framework. This project is aimed to support various target frameworks. A wxWidgets based GUI application is the major sample which also provides rapid database GUI design with UML import and export (db reverse engineering).

This is a suite of mathematical software solvers interface on DLV and other command-line solvers. It helps researchers and students to better comprehend their declarative definitions published on papers. The user can have links to the related papers and to the software of the corresponding definitions.

...The Command Centre is a Simulation Programming Framework for advanced Command and Control Simulators on Linux/Windows using C/C++ and Java. The Framework integrates with Leading Tools like Visual Paradigm (UML), Net Beans 7.0 (Java), and Code Warrior (C/C++). The codebase supports building Heterogenous Command and Control Consoles and Accelerated User Attached Audiovisuals.

A C++ based XML loader and writer with an internal DOM representation. It is very lightweight and high-performance. The goal of this project is to provide a lightweight C++ interface for XML programming that is similar in API and functionality to JDOM.

DSQL ("Dynamic" SQL) is a scripting language for SQL, aka Perl for JDBC. It allows rapid development of code to perform database programming, data warehousing and import/export from databases, XML, Excel, etc.

NovaX is a set of programs that is being devloped for small company's and beginners in the fields of HTML and programming. Coded in Python and C++, this is also a good replacement for MS Office. NOTE: This requires Python to be on your PC. ( Python.org )

Mirage implements an complete 100% transparent Object Relational mapping for Java. It builds the database schema incrementally, to support incremental development and refactoring as it happens in Extreme Programming.

This CGI application is written in perl and provides a simple database for creating, printing, and storing story and task cards as used in the XP Planning Game. For further information see "Extreme Programming Explained" by Kent Beck.