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QST, the worlds unparalleled open source 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 Questions, Randomly Chosen...

This is software to create web dictionaries, esp. for Esperanto like Reta Vortaro (http://reta-vortaro.de). A dictionary is made from articles written in a special XML dialect by transformations using XSLT, ant and some Java code.

**Unfortunately, the Bridge Contest is no longer operational. We hope the code base will be of use to others with similar projects in mind.** A national virtual bridge engineering contest with prizes for middle and high school kids, grades 6 to 12, but anyone can enter for fun. Based on the award-wining Bridge Designer client software, now open source through this project. Web site infrastructure supports worldwide participation in qualifying and semifinal rounds with a tiny administrative...

Web-CAT is a plug-in based web application for automatically grading programming assignments in many programming languages. This project also provides Eclipse plugins for electronic submission and feedback services directly from the Eclipse IDE. We now use github for source code control (https://github.com/web-cat), although all file releases are still provided here through SourceForge. The CVS repository here is for archival purposes only.

Miscellaneous Source Code useful for systems administration of both Windows and Linux machines. Very random collection of small tidbits of code.

The Electronic System for Management of ILL’s applications in Library & Information Center is a web application that supports the interlibrary loan either between users and library or among libraries. The project has the code name "smILLe".

Hardware Simulation and Vitualization Environment: Unfortunately I have lost my source code in a freak accident (My roommate dropped a bed onto my laptop) for this project. Please be patient and visit http://devsoft.ath.cx/crisis for more information.

Connotea is an online reference management system. It allows users to store and organise their links and scholarly references online, and can automatically import bibliographic data from online archives. This project hosts the source code for Connotea.

This program converts calculator-style ASCII math notation (the same that ASCIIMathML uses) to Spanish Braille mathematics notation (not Nemeth Code).

blat(mat) is a Braille to print translator for maths. It takes a Spanish Six-dot Mathematical Braille (not Nemeth Code) text and converts it to an HTML file ready to be translated into XHTML+MathML by ASCIIMathML (javascript).

Recon-Calc is a source code feature location tool based on the Software Reconnaissance technique. It allows you to name features of your system and then, based on coverage profiles gathered, you can find where they are implemented in the source code.

CiteULike is a free service to help academics share, store, and organise the papers they're reading. This open source project contains the code to scrape citations from publishers' web sites.

Palabra is an extensible dictionary written in Perl using a MySQL database for linguistic information. It is designed to be used with any number of languages with links to translations. Check out the source code using CVS or browse the CVS Repository.

myBeasties is a highly flexible evolutionary programming module. It is designed to be extendable and customisable for maximum use by the discerning Perl hacker. Phenotypes can be anything: simple binary strings, or whole classes of objects and methods.

The code behind GNE (GNE is Not an Encyclopedia). GNE is a library of opinions, an attempt to build a comprehensive documentation of all human thought.

Spork is the working title for Skud's Perl Training Fork, a "code fork" (actually a docco fork) of the popular and successful Netizen Perl Training Notes. Skud (Kirrily Robert, founder of Netizen) was the original author of the materials.

This project contains code, html, documents, and more related to Open Source Bootcamp (osbootcamp). For more information, please visit http://osbootcamp.org