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Kabikaboo is a simple tree-branch note organizer. It is meant to be used to help aid in the writing of a novel. Users can plan out their story, plot, and characters. Created with Python, PyGTK, Geany, and Glade, on Ubuntu Linux.

Kelp is a source code annotation framework. Written in strict ISO C90 with support for Posix and Windows environments. Large file support. Supports both 32 and 64 bit platforms. Plugins for Vim and Eclipse are available.

project aimed towards design and subsequent implementation of compilers for new programming language

current build is now 12_8_11: Code reformulation, not only to improve/repair, but also to take into account libraries that I don't release (e.g., the applet one). The Jars are compiled under Sun Windows JVM 1.7.0_1.

KnowledgeRoot is a knowledge base system that lets you structure your content in a tree. It integrates FCKeditor to make adding content easy.

KnownDefects is a simple annotation library for use when writing unit tests against existing code. This annotation can be used to mark the tests that highlight defective behavior. FindBugs can then be used to find all instances of the annotation.

KSS attempts to provide a methodology for writing maintainable, documented CSS within a team. Specifically, KSS is a documentation specification and styleguide format. It is not a preprocessor, CSS framework, naming convention, or specificity guideline. Documentation is all about communication. Between people, not computers. So why should your documentation format cater to computers? KSS’s documentation syntax is human readable, but just structured enough to be machine parsable. KSS is designed to work with every flavor of CSS out there, preprocessor or not. Choose whatever works for you. Create example HTML for your CSS and automatically generate variations of each element. Ever wanted to see the hover, active, and visited states for a link all at once? The methodology and ideas behind Knyle Style Sheets are contained in SPEC.md.

KodeFu is an N-tier entity code generator that copies object definitions from a .NET assembly and generates equivalent source code for the objects, translator classes, and a suite of unit tests for said translators.

PHP script of LANManWiki allows few manual-writters to work on one manual in the same time in LAN enviroment at the conditions of wiki articles - adding, editing and linking allowed!

Literate Eclipse Programming assists developers in writing structured, well documented source code. LEP integrates automated extraction of source code and documentation into a familiar eclipse environment. Compiling and debugging are fully supported.

Moved to GitHub. https://github.com/ggocek/LOCCounter

http://www.loms-itea.org The goal of the LOMS project is to define and develop an open service architecture through which new innovative local mobile services can easily be created, deployed, and consumed by mobile users.

A parser that can parse LATEX source code and generate a report. It points out syntactic errors, suggest improvements to code(in a syntactic sense). Works with all common LATEX classes as well as common packages and new macros.

LaTeXTaglet is a javadoc taglet for using LaTeX formula in standard javadoc-generated html documentation.

Ladle is a drop-in alternative to Storybook. It is a tool for developing and testing your React components in an environment that's isolated and faster than most real-world applications. Ladle also creates an index of your components, so you can easily test them through tools like Playwright. Ladle is compatible with the Component Story Format and Controls. It supports links, themes, right-to-left, source code, a11y (axe), typescript and flow out of the box. Powered by Vite, using esbuild, embracing ES modules and code-splitting with HMR/Fast Refresh for each story. No configuration needed but still customizable. Ladle is a single dependency and command. Batteries included. Ladle supports only React, embraces the latest standards (ES Modules) and focuses on performance. It's built around Vite - modules are directly served to the browser and the bundling step is completely skipped. This means instant server starts no matter how many components it needs to load.

Laser Industry Association (LasIA) is a service organisation for the industry which is not involved in laser business with own products. Our goal is to define and provide open standards for interfaces, algorithms, hardware products and communication protocols which then can be used by any vendor and which guarantee interoperability between products from different manufacturers. Originally Laser Industry Association was founded by companies of the laser marking industry. To avoid strategical and political problems and to punctuate independence of LasIA, these founding members do not appear anywhere as accentuate members of the LasIA and do not act as controlling instance. Thus LasIA can provide its services completely independent in any standardisation process. And every company from laser business is invited to take part. For the full overview about all documents and standards, please refer to https://sourceforge.net/p/lasia/blog/ ----------

LazDoc is a utility that parses Laszlo (http://www.openlaszlo.org/) source code and generates documentation, much like NDoc or JDoc.

Lifecycle Manager allows software engineers to manage all stages in the development lifecycle without losing any knowledge of decisions and changes. This system is a groupware knowledge management system for software development.

We are a spanish local group (LInuxeros LOcos) from the University of Alcala de Henares, Madrid and we are interested in helping FSF community making translations into spanish, writting free software, promoting FSF issues and devoloping new projets.

Limbo is a restricted expression language, powerful enough to express a wide range of arithmetic and logical expressions, yet restricted enough to guarantee that the expression can always be rendered into a natural language based expression.

GUI based VB.net line count program for multiple extensions. The count is executed by folder, not by individual files. Includes the option to create and save the count to an excel workbook. Counts are accurate for .cpp and .h file types.

This project is now dead. It has been replaced by a Wiki located here: http://www.linspireguide.com. If you're interested in getting involved please stop by and sign up.

LXD intends to be a documentation system for large OpenSource projects. It mixes low level information (source code symbols) with high level information (modules, abstract data types, algorithms), by using well defined XML documents.

Linux One Stanza Tips (LOST) is a collection of tips/ snippets related to GNU/Linux. These are relatively short, and suitable for use as email signatures, web tickers, login messages, screen savers etc. The project is aimed primarily at greenhorns. On it