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This project is available for documents being edited collaboratively by the OASIS WS BPEL Extensions for People (BPEL4People) Technical Committee.
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This is a project which enables Sandcastle HelpFile Builder to integrate LaTeX (in the moment MikTeX) into xml comments in Visual Studio Projects
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This application allows to create source documentation (included xml or javadoc comments). Html generated can be customized as you want. The application can potentially generate documentation for EVERY programming (and not) language.
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A Neumann Gép egy a Magyar Debian Alapítvány által koordinált projekt, mely szabad dokumentációkat és más szoftvereszközöket készít az állami és civil szférában tapasztalható számítástechnikai alulképzettség leküzdésére
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Generate a browsble documentation for web application. Assuming the view layer use a valid xml markup, simple xslt template can be use with Apache Ant task to generate a good looking documentation.
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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.
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Make AsciiDoc part of your literate programming tool set. With eWEB you can weave and tangle literate programs written as AsciiDoc documents, using embedded WEB code snippets.
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The pycurry project is targeted for handling concurrency issues within the Python programming language. It also contains a (almost) fully functional 'Design by Contract' implementation.
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This program parses out the summary XML comments that are generated in Visual Studio when three comment slashes are used. It saves these comments and names associated in a text file.
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A simple program for creating documentation of Python files. Using ANTLR library it creates a HTML document with information about all classes, it's methods, class fields and attributes. Also it creates documentation of all functions in this file.
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Using an input XML source file, the parser generates the header file, the code to access the error messages and the documentation (DocBook and doxygen). The error messages and documentation are available in multiple languages.
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Documentation generator for XML config files, the documentation of the config xml file will be entered in xml comments. This program works like JavaDoc for Java files for XML config files.
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xmlOrganizer Tools for XML including: - XSD validator, organizer, formatter, and checker for unused types. - XML validator, organizer, and formatter.
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Generates syntax highlighted HTML for almost all (including ASP,Aspect-J,AWK,C++,C#,COBOL,CSS,FreeMarker,Groovy,HTML,INI,Java,JavaScript,JSP,Makefile,Pascal,Perl,PHP,PL-SQL,Properties,Python,RTF,Smalltalk,TeX,VBScript,Velocity,XML,XSL) languages.
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XMI Transform is a tool written in PHP to convert XMI file to source code or source code to XMI file. The purpose is to provides a simple access to source code generation, which is, in general, the first thing we need in a MDA approach.
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Pure XSLT 1 based formatting of bibliographies and citations in DocBook XML documents. Bibliographic data can be accessed either from a real RefDB database, or from an XML data file.
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"Roberge's Used Robot (RUR) : a Python Learning Environment" is a Python implementation of a "robot environment" as introduced by R. Pattis in 1981. **It is obsolete.** See https://github.com/aroberge/rur-ple
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The DITA Open Platform is a free, open-source project which goal is to provide an enterprise platform for the edition, management and processing of DITA documents.
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JarHunt is a simple Ruby/Rails app that allows you to upload and catalog jar files that you work with every day. The jar files are then searchable, making tracking down which class files belong to which java archive easy and fast.
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AFMS is an Artefact Management System to manage some of the artefacts appearing in the development process of a product. Artefacts are for example requirements, use cases or test cases. AFMS contains an artefact editor and a test execution tool.
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Neutrino is a web-based solution dedicated to technical documentation written in Docbook. Neutrino is designed for technical writers and provides a seamless workflow to manage, author and publish modularized XML Docbook content.
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Programmers love to add "todo" notes to the code, where they remain hidden. Todoler is a simple Perl script that parses any text file extracting all "todo"s and placing them into a XML file for import into project management tools.
