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Quiz/Survey/Test - QST
A Free, complete, open source universal assessment/exam platform
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/Visual Math-Chemistry Editors, Question/Item Bank, Multiple Question Types, Multiple Delivery Styles, Multiple Delivery/Results Options, Adaptive/Branching... -
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Tinyhttpd
Ultra-lightweight Http Server with less than 500 lines in 1999
Tinyhttpd is an educational HTTP server originally written in C by J. David Blackstone in 1999. Its implementation is under roughly 500 lines, making the entire request lifecycle small enough to study directly. The server opens a socket, accepts browser connections, parses HTTP methods and URLs, and serves files from an htdocs directory. It handles GET and POST requests and can execute CGI programs through Unix pipes and child processes. The code includes responses for bad requests, missing...
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