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    DOMjudge programming contest jury system

    DOMjudge programming contest jury system

    DOMjudge is an automated judge system for programming contests.

    NOTE: DOMjudge has moved to www.domjudge.org and Github for all development. DOMjudge is an automated judge system to run programming contests. Both team and jury side interfaces are web based, with a command line submit tool available as well. It is written in PHP, shell-script and C/C++ and needs MySQL and a webserver.
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    Porter

    Porter

    Lightweight web development server package for Windows

    Porter is portable web development server for PHP/Node/MySQL developers. Project home page - http://litporter.sourceforge.net News and info about project can be found at our Google+ page - http://gplus.to/litporter Donations are also welcome http://lit.lv/donate.php
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    System to organize training and contests by ACM rule.
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    Automated grading system for use at programming competitions, especially national informatics olympiads. The interface is AJAX based, with serverside operations being handled by PHP. Grading is done by a separate C++ grader.
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    OJudge is a online judge system for the training of ACM/ICPC and Olympiad in Informatics. The name "Ojudge" is just means "Open Judge" and "Online Judge".
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    WSUQ&T is a web-based quizzing system developed for university level physics which includes equation, numerical, multiple choice, short phrase, and one sentence short essay question types. It may be used in other disciplines with some modification.
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    Projets-Linux du Groupe des Utilisateurs Linux des Basses-Laurentides du Québec (GuLSE)
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    Personal Weather Station

    My Weather: Personal weather station for educational purpose

    Personal Weather Station is a simple educational project used for learning various skills in electronics and programming. The station will collect the data using a couple of sensors connected to a micro-controller. Collected data will be uploaded to an online weather server where visitors can see the collected data. Multiple stations can send data to the weather website and visitors can select which station to see using a simple search or selecting from a map. Sensors: - Precipitation...
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