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...Also see more recent Garlic3 project on https://sourceforge.net/projects/garlic3. All can be used to take a look how things can be done in Gambas, not with the idea to supply a product or a finished program. The sourcecode can easily be run from Gambas2 on Linux. Some small programs that appear here are in real use in a small business, but no warranty is given! SimpleDemo contains more complete apps that can be used to demonstrate a working Gambas program. Database is often needed. SimpleSample is more a small piece of sample code as a reminder how gambas works or how something can be done. ...

Benkyou Studio is intended to be a One-stop integrated solution for working and learning with languages, For the Learner, it has flashcards,A multi choice Quiz which remembers and adjusts to the words you are struggling with, Speech Synthesis helps you hear the words as you study, you can even export the wordlist to sound files for your portable music player For the Professional, it has unicode lookup and converters, a character map viewer and exporter, a text file converter for converting file formats, Unicode capable Bitmap Font Builder for Game Developers, TextTricks processor for manipulating and altering Text, A MultiCurrency Calculator, allowing you to perform calculations simultaneously in 2 currencies, and a Time planner, which shows the next 24 hrs over the timezones of your choice , with working hours highlighted. The sourcecode will be held on Sourceforge, if you are a general user, please download the latest version from: http://www.benkyoustudio.com/

Program generates as many fake names as you want in lots of different languages. Works in Linux, *BSD & Windows. Version 2.0x saves the names to a file called filenames.txt , which you can load into a text editor. Currently v2.0x is the Latest Version.

jWic is a java-based development framework for developing dynamic web applications with the convenience and familiarity of 'rich client' style programming. PLEASE NOTE: We moved with the sourcecode to GitHub: https://github.com/xwic/jWic You will find the latest version there. The one here on SF is quite outdated....

XAlgo is a xml-language to freely describe algorithms. With this software you are able to validate and even translate those XAlgo-Documents into normal sourcecode (currently Java and C++).

MARC Toolkit for Libraries is a collection of software and sourcecode for working with MARC records. Previously called the MARC Template Library (a C++ template library for MARC records).