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TechMVC 3.2.1
MVC2 based HTML 5 enabled Web Application Framework
TechMVC is a very powerful and highly optimized MVC2 based web application framework, which enables developers to build high performance Website. Current Version: 3.1.1 Features Upgraded: =============== 1. Meta Character set support enabled. Can be specified from Config.php($var->defaultCharacterSet). Default: utf-8 2. Following functions added: a. TechMVC::LoadLibrary($path, $shared = false) -> Include library to TechMVC runtime. b. In Config.php varriable... -
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Occursions
Fast customizable time series web database for big data like log files
...Occursions asynchronously tails log files and indexes the individual lines in each log file as each line is written to disk so you don't even have to wait for a second after an event happens to search for it. Occursions uses custom disk backed data structures to create and search its indexes so it is very efficient at using CPU, memory and disk. You can extend Occursions with shared libraries to support your own file formats, even binary file formats! -
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A semantic memory software tool “reflects” one's “imagination”. In it, arbitrary concepts may be described, stored, arranged, transformed, and shared. One may verbalize thoughts as they arise in the mind to externalize and digitize “mental obj
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