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This project is discontinued. If you would like to take on the maintenance, please contact me at https://mastodon.social/deck/@mrtmd Open Bioprocess Monitor aims to be open source remote monitoring system for bioreactors. System (written in php) can display all available data in a web browser. Currently system has been built as a proof of concept for educational purposes.
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This project is intended to be a single PHP script capable of administering a simple, browser based, multiple question, multiple choice poll for small audiences such as during a presentation or lecture served directly from the presenter's computer.
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This project aims to provide a web interface (based on PHP/MySQL) to browse and analyse logfiles of Open POSIX TestSuite runs. It will be extended to support other conformance-type testsuites (Linux Test Project, ...) as well.
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Free Testing program accessible via web browser. Uses PHP(and its associates), MySQL(and parties), Javascript and HTML.
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OASYS GPL is an online peer assessment system, initially developed by Ashley Ward and Abhir Bhalerao in the Department of Computer Science at the University of Warwick. Using a web browser, students sit tests, then mark the work of several of their peers.
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