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NEWS: Because of closing the Russian House in Berlin, I decided to continue working on this project and start V2 to make it more effective to learn typing on russian keyboard layouts. --- A simple trainer for those who already can type with ten fingers and want to learn to type in Russian language on their own keyboards. You do not need a real russian keyboard on your computer. See how-to-use-file.

JBioFramework (JBF) is a set of two different chemical separations simulations (2D Electrophoresis and Mass Spectrometry) that are frequently used in chemistry, biochemistry and proteomics research. It is written in the Java programming language and will run on any and all systems that have the JVM installed. As we continue to develop the software over the coming months/years and attempt to quantify the success of our efforts with testing and reviews, user input is very important. Please don't hesitate to review the software below or email Paul Craig [pac8612@rit.edu] with larger descriptions/bugs/feature ideas. Our next scheduled release will contain (in addition to 2DE and MassSpec) a 1D Electrophoresis simulation as well as a tab containing ChemAxon's MarvinSketch [http://www.chemaxon.com/products/marvin/] along with some improved functionality. ...

...So while big companies might have billions of dollars to spend re-writing their back end web legacies, those of us who want to seamlessly automate a simple set of CRUD operations to our existing web sited do not. Because legacies are important, EasyHTTP allows our "Web 2.0" Web Services to continue to inter-operate with our "Web 1.0" HTML Forms & Services. Indeed, using EasyHTTP, support for classic HTTP GET / POST Forms & URLs can be integrated into your Web Service Project in an average of 3 lines of plain-old (no annotations required!)

NOTE: This project is not actively maintained at the moment. If you'd like to continue developing Jacareto, please send an e-mail to: wikipedian@users.sf.net Jacareto is a capture & replay tool for programs written in Java. You can capture actions on applications and replay them later on (like macros). Jacareto can be used for GUI tests, the creation of animated demonstrations, and analyses of user behavior.

My Java version of a Jeopardy game. Meant for classroom-style moderated use, rather than head-to-head multiplayer action. I'll continue adding features and taking suggestions!