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N-blog is a Chinese-language Node.js course built around creating a multiuser blogging application with Express and MongoDB. It teaches the surrounding platform before guiding readers through the complete example project. Early chapters cover Node.js installation, module exports, promises, environment variables, package metadata, npm, routing, templates, middleware, and error handling. The application section adds configuration, database access, sessions, flash messages, permissions, registration, login, and file uploads. Users can publish, view, edit, and delete posts as well as create and remove comments. Later lessons introduce logging, automated testing, coverage, process management, and several deployment targets. The repository includes both the written book and the working source structure.

A CMS created by some people from my class who are interested in learning PHP+MySQL based coding and also XHTML, CSS and JavaScript.

Net Classroom is a web application that allows courses to be taught through streaming video.

Nginx Tutorial is a Chinese-language learning repository designed to help beginners understand and use Nginx quickly. It explains the server’s role as a web server, reverse proxy, load balancer, and mail proxy. The introductory material covers essential commands, configuration files, logging, worker processes, and connection settings. Practical guides demonstrate HTTP and HTTPS reverse proxies, load balancing, static website hosting, file servers, and cross-origin request handling. It also shows how to route multiple web applications through one server. Runnable examples and one-command scripts reproduce common workplace scenarios so learners can observe each configuration in action.

Node Express Course is a project-based learning repository covering server-side JavaScript with Node.js and Express. It begins with Node fundamentals before introducing routing, middleware, requests, responses, and Express application structure. Practical projects include a task manager backed by MongoDB and Mongoose, a store API, JWT authentication examples, and a jobs API. Additional course projects demonstrate file uploads, email delivery, Stripe payments, and e-commerce backend development. Authentication material also covers workflows such as email verification and password resets. The repository emphasizes building functioning APIs rather than learning server concepts only through isolated examples. Its organized project folders let developers study individual backend topics or follow the curriculum sequentially.

This repository accompanies a hands-on Node.js course that builds production-minded skills through projects and exercises rather than slideware. It walks learners from fundamentals to pragmatic topics such as configuration management, process models, database integration, caching, and message queues. Security practices—input validation, secrets handling, and least-privilege IAM—are woven into examples instead of tacked on at the end. The curriculum also covers operational concerns like logging, metrics, health checks, and deployment pipelines so students can ship services with confidence. Code samples are opinionated but accessible, showing how to structure modules, controllers, and tests for clarity and changeability. By the end, participants have a working reference implementation they can adapt for real projects, along with a checklist mindset for production readiness.

Node.js Basics is an extensive learning repository covering Node.js programming, server development, APIs, and common interview topics. Its material addresses event-driven programming, callbacks, callback hell, asynchronous behavior, commands, APIs, programming exercises, and frequently asked questions. Separate reference files collect multiple-choice questions, data-structure material, design-pattern notes, and practical Node.js examples. The repository also contains sample projects for MySQL integration and several JWT authentication approaches. REST API development is a recurring theme throughout the collection. Most of the repository is written in JavaScript and is organized as a self-study reference rather than a single application. The current repository describes its content around Node.js 24.x and continues to function as a broad study and interview-preparation resource.

Do you know framework X and want to try framework Y? The easy way to start with a new framework is to compare it with frameworks you already know. The goal of the project is to help developers easily learn new frameworks by examples. Notejam is a unified sample web application (more than just "Hello World") implemented using different server-side frameworks. Currently python, php, ruby and javascript frameworks are supported. Currently project is hosted on GitHub http://github.com/komarserjio/notejam

NotesTyper system converts text typing into music. You will need computer keyboard, microphone (notebook mic is ok) and Chrome or Firefox browser. NotesTyper has multiple operating modes and settings, which allow to produce different music from same text. Computer keyboards do no allow to input keypress velocity, but NotesTyper overcomes this restriction by processing microphone input level when you type. When generating music all nuances of your typing are taken into account: what keys were pressed, exact timings of all key presses and key releases, velocity (loudness) of typing. Who can be interested: Researchers: experiment with converting text to music and explore fundamental relationships. Musicians: virtual keyboard with touch sensitivity. Music composers: compose new music with algorithmic and improvisation approach. Text authors: listen and share to how your text can sound.

A mobile app to locate various points of interest in Ohio with descriptions.

A mobile phone App to keep in touch with Ohio State government officials. In addition to getting information about the elected official this app will facilitate contacting those officials.

OmegaFlash is a web-based flash card system intended for use by students.

Online Attendance system that allow(s) the student to login at the web portal (Google AppScript) with the use of their username, password, student ID number, and access code. During form submission, their login credentials are check against the source database for authentication including the timestamp of row entry.

The Online Attendance System is an attempt to demonstrate the use of information technology for controlling the disciplinary system of an institution. The web based system takes attendance from the teachers on daily basis which they can take with their computers inside the classroom. The teacher can then view the statistics about the absence of students and sort the odd ones out. The attendance can also be viewed by the parents who need to keep track of how their ward is going on with his classes. The system can be used in both elementary schools and colleges.

Large Integer Calculator. Includes most arithmetic functions plus named memory values.

"Education meets Technology"Open Educate CMS is a fully extensible CMS for educational institutions. Open Educate uses Orbit-42 for database flexibility, Smarty templates for customization, toolkits for modibility, JavaScript and CSS for presentation

OpenForContents is the most complete solution to manage, distribute and sell digital content. It is a modular technology that allows digital content distribution and a fully automated multi-format, all securely, with guaranteed copyright protection.

The Open JavaScript Guide is a fork of the Core JavaScript Guide. This project provides the JavaScript documentation in a number of different formats (docbook, XHTML, RTF, PDF).

Open School Journal - free and open web solution for accounting pupils' ratings. Uses PHP and MySQL server.

OpenLinker is a new kind of OpenUrl link resolver client oriented, using AJAX and an open linking knowledgebase, to make links between full text articles, scholarly journals, databases and associated services like interlibrary loan or document delivery

Knowledge testing system

The IMS Question & Test Interoperability (QTI) specification implementation

OpenSource Interactive Kiosk System (OSIKS) - Free information system for e-Government, public services, information and others aims. LAMP + Opera (browser in kiosk mode) + Keyboard (java virtual keyboard).

GnanaPiran Management system is a generic library management system of oriental books. It is for a) organizing oriental books by generic categories b) Currently for oriental class called Srivaishanvism SW -> JDK1.5, J2EE DB -> MySQL, Oracle OS -> WinNT