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Protoreto is a GPL-licensed tool to create prototypes of graphical user interfaces (GUIs). NOTE: This project is not actively maintained at the moment. If you'd like to continue developing Protoreto, please send an e-mail to: wikipedian@users.sf.net
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This tool allows to generate a graphical representation of an EMF model (using GraphViz utility http://www.graphviz.org/). It may be considered as a lightweight readonly GMF alternative.
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C4J is a simple, powerful and non-intrusive tool that makes it easy to add contract verification of instances and methods of any Java class or interface, with full inheritance support. C4J brings Design By Contract to Java.
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A simple program that helps the understanding of how a counter works through a for loop, based on certain parameters.
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A openArchitectureWare based Generator for deriving a WS-Agreement document from a formal description of a (Web-)Service and its associated assertions (SLO) to Quality Of Service (QoS). You can use predefined QoS parameters as well as introduce new ones.
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A tool to customize the Android user interface. Features: Fetch current theme, customize, push back to phone
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Implementation of a generic command pattern. This makes it possible to integrate different libraries independently and easy.
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Structs and Nodes Development for Java. An alternative approach to enterprise-class software development using a message oriented execution model and code generation. Deploys to servlet container + db environment.
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Build apps or websites quickly on a fully managed platformRun frontend and backend services, batch jobs, host LLMs, and queue processing workloads without the need to manage infrastructure.
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The Xholon project explores: software as systems of linked nodes, organized hierarchically. The Xholon toolkit supports this back-to-basics approach, and demonstrates practical benefits through examples from numerous domains.
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A lightweight Approach for GUI Developing. The Main Goal of this Project is reducing costs of GUI Developing in Enterprise Applications. Its more than a technical Framwework. Its a also set of Rules to help Developers to handle complexity. Please visit
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Components 4 Java is a development tool for Java. It provides a framework to organize different parts of code in loosely coupled components. Those will be sticked together graphically to larger compositions and distributed among Java Archives.
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A graphical viewer and editor that allows browsing and creating of "infopages". These infopages are xml pages structured according to a specification created specifcally for the IDTV platform
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"JNF's not a Framework" is a software model to design and build enterprise applications using JAVA. This model based on standards, maturity and simplicity, promotes use of leading frameworks and tools through "software & app" services definition.
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Objetivo de disseminar conhecimentos das diversas áreas de saber que envolvem o desenvolvimento de jogos independente de plataforma. The objective to spread diverse knowledge of areas to know that to involve the independent development of platform games
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The CoreASM project focuses on the design of a lean executable ASM (Abstract State Machines) language, in combination with a supporting tool environment for high-level design, experimental validation and formal verification of abstract system models.
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Allows developers to create Java software on the pattern based approach. Programmer won't implement infrastructure for patterns but would use the ready ones. JPattern is a contract pushing developer to implement the logic in the terms of known patterns
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Oracle database can be design in excel. This small API will help to generate SQL scripts for the designed tables. One can generate the excel from the existing tables and group them as per module, master/transaction table etc.
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Simple TreeEditor for making hierarchical json files. Writen on Java-SWT. Tree orderable by dragging, editable by context menu. Have a simple edit panel, with name, and configurable type, and description textarea.
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The Squidy Interaction Library eases the design of "post-WIMP" user interfaces by unifying various device drivers, frameworks and tracking toolkits in a common library and provides a central and easy-to-use visual design environment. www.squidy-lib.de
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Retax is a comprehensive and specialized management system for the retail sector in open source software, licensed GNU General Public License version 3.0 (GPLv3) . It is an initiative directed exclusively to the retail sector.
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This is small human-task gantt rcp system totally built by Eclipse platform. So far this project is under incubation and inmature.
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A simple visual editor for drawing OPJ models; these models represents an extension to the classic Petri-net diagram; they were developed before the unification of OO methodologies and the relative release of the first UML specification.
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The project focusses on providing a small framework for mvc driven softwaredevelopment. DMVC enables developers to distribute the execution of sw-modules to multiple sw-processes. The current version is limited to distribute the model aspect of MVC.
