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Aguacate is a framework with focus on implement business logic functionality, using configuration files (json) instead of programming. See the wiki and the videos See https://github.com/mcnew/aguacate-swagger-demo for a functional demo using docker-compose Videos in Spanish: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLSHQIkodyHroW2XF7BWCrymDv_Nlj7HRS

QST, the worlds unparalleled open source, multi-tenant, online/lan assessment software. From a quick quiz on your phone to very large scale, high stakes, proctored desktop testing, we make it easy/secure/economical. Our intuitive design contains features (Immediate detailed results, Create/Export/Import/Convert Questions, WYSIWYG/Math-Chemistry/Basic Editors, Question/Item Bank, Multiple Question Types, Multiple Delivery Styles, Multiple Delivery/Results Options, Adaptive/Branching...

*The Fedora repository project is no longer being maintained here. All current information can be found on the project wiki (https://wiki.lyrasis.org/display/FF/Fedora+Repository+Home)* Fedora is an open-source software to ensure durability and integrity of digital content, use semantics to contextualize and inter-relate content from many sources, and to enable the creation of innovative, collaborative information spaces.

MathJax is a modular javascript framework for including mathematics in web pages. It can take input in various formats, like TeX and MathML, and can produce output in various forms, such as MathML or HTML-with-CSS. Components are loaded as needed.

OKO Online Judge is a system to create online competitions on programming. OKO allows to check different language programms and has comfortable web-interface. See our wiki at http://xupypr.dyndns.dk (russian language)

Allows you to create your own notes using contend from Wikipedia. A public version of the text crawler cum note maker used for Selfplatform - a project of HBCSE, Tata Institute of Fundamental Research (TIFR), India. It allows users to create their own no

Wikicat adds a bibliographic database to Mediawiki as well as integration to various bibliographic data sources such as OPACs and publisher data feeds. More information is available here: http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Wikicat