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Modern software systems and application are commonly written in multiple languages, include scripting engines, and are frequently build on multiple specialized frameworks and middleware for a considerable diversity of runtime environments. The latest influencing update in development paradigm is the application of multicore processors. This projects is aimed to unify the required trace and logging output and integrate into debugging environments. The target is to provide general development,...

The Minerva Chess Engine is an artificial chess opponent. It learns as it plays and can be distributed across multiple computers for increased power.

"Virtual Infrastructure for Applications and Services Over IP" ViaSIP_NG using latest OpenCloudComputing recommendations to develop Scalable Private-Public cloud platforms. ViaSIP is leveraging ODS - LinkedData, CouchDB, Eucalypus, DatR.ws & Web2Py.

Turn-based MMORPG written in Erlang (server side) and Java (client side) using the XMPP protocol for communication. Sanctuaire's goal is to maximise the game experience with tactical/strategical/economical/political and social actions and interactions.

Implementation of the various WAP standards in Erlang. Includes a WAP Gateway, a simple WAP Client (no rendering) and related tools.

Gtk language binding for Erlang with Glade/Gnome support.

This is a wiki server enabling the public to edit not just the text pages, but the programming behind them. The prototype is written in Erlang with a built-in Scheme interpreter to run user's code.

Erlang written IRC bot and possibly client

Eddie acts as a high availability WAN and LAN clustering tool for web servers (including Apache). It provides load balancing at two levels (DNS and LAN), failover redundancy, and admission control to maintain quality of service levels.

Spicewood is an OS independent database/file sharing server that combines centralization and decentralization for a greater efficiency and security, as well as a dependent client that will be made for multiple operating systems.

A semantic memory software tool “reflects” one's “imagination”. In it, arbitrary concepts may be described, stored, arranged, transformed, and shared. One may verbalize thoughts as they arise in the mind to externalize and digitize “mental obj