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Lightweight requirements management tool, with export, search and traceability functions. Uses plain text files as backend.
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This tool enables you to produce a LaTeX (standard, no extension required) report for database objects (tables, views, indexes, functions, primary/foreign keys, columns, types, keywords, system functions) thanks to the JDBC Api.
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Goal of oraschemadoc is to provide detailed documentation for all objects in schema covering Oracle specific features. Result of execution of oraschemadoc is set of static xhtml files. There are more features under development...
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Libraries and tools to support software design using executable code as specifications, to support Test Driven Development and other Agile methods.
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While analysing an application you need a quick way to take organised notes. This project wants to provide a quick interface which allows to save everything you find out in a hierarchically structured database. That data should be useful as documentation
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A CMS made for tutorials and HOW-TOs. If you want to help, drop me a msg at fusionstream@gmail.com Features: -Categories -WYSIWYG interface to post a tutorial -Support for themes -Interface made for easy and clear navigation -Advanced Search
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Fudge is a documentation system for software projects inspired by Pudge. It is currently targeted at providing integration with current Python software developement tools and internationalization, but support for other programming languages is planned.
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A Python tool for creating websites or project documentation. Pages can be stored as reST (text) or html. With a simple templating and macro system it can autogenerate index pages and navigation links. Facilities for multiple translations as well.
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Python module and program to extract documentation strings from python functions, classes, and methods and transform them into LaTeX, PDF, HTML, or HTB (wxWidgets help viewer) documents. All file distributions contain compiled help files in PDF and HTB.
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WikkaWiki is a standards-compliant, lightweight PHP/MySQL wiki engine. Designed for speed, extensibility, and security. Highlights: GUI page editor, FreeMind map viewing, page-level ACLs, page commenting, RSS, codeblocks with syntax highlighting.
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A wiki-like content management system in PHP with emphasis on time-based information, via a calendar.
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iDoc is a easy, web-based document manager. You can add,edit,print,delete docs and catalogs. It's multilangual and multiuser environment. You can share your docs/catalog or keep them private. Data is stored in MySQL or PostgreSQL database.
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Longenis is a simple, powerful object-oriented scripting language incoporating elements of Python, Tcl, Java, and Lua. It is designed to be light, clean, elegant, and cross-platform.
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Patchy extends the Mantis bug tracking system to allow users to submit patches which are then autotested before being queued for approval. Please download, try the live demo (Home Page link above), join the announce mailing list for updates or help code!
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The ULM.gen project is a framework that help building and customizing source-code generators from a UML model expressed as XML documents, using generation templates. It also provides tools for synchronization with UML modelers such as IBM Rational Rose.
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Stack's Wiki is a light weight wiki system. It uses PHP and MySQL like most sites, but also uses AJAX for content mangement. It also uses Markdown for the raw content.
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### Tiki2 has been renamed now to "meteorcms" please see the new project page now ### still giving a modular, powerful and user friendly Wiki, Blogs, Forums, Articles, Categorisation and Galleries. PHP-GTK editors, VoiceXML
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Provides a toolset and usage convention for Code Tags (eg TODO, FIXME, BUG) in source file comments.
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REVER is a release manager for products. It's a tool that allows users to follow product releases, even hard or software. Depending what kind of user you are and your permissions, you will have a particular vision about the product. Openware.
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wxReSTedit is a cross-platform ReST GUI editor. It is inspired from ReSTedit,a ReStructuredText GUI editor on MAX OS, and aimed to be easier to use than docFactory.
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PHP/MySQL based system to publish your manuals and documentations. It supports multiple languages, web HTML editor (spaw) and real time PDF generation.
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DocLite is a simple documentation authoring system, it produces multi-page HTML output (like this document) in a style similar to that found in the Linux HOTWTOs or other DocBook created documents.
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Wenost simplifies the process of building and maintaining larger web sites by hand. Wenost is used in conjunction with PPWizard, a free HTML pre-processor. For examples of websites built with wenost see www.csem.org.uk and the wenost project website.
