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...SparkleShare was made to cover certain use cases, but doesn't handle every scenario well. SparkleShare uses the version control system Git under the hood, so setting up a host yourself is relatively easy. Using your own host gives you more privacy and control, as well as lots of cheap storage space and higher transfer speeds. The idea of SparkleShare sprouted at the GNOME Usability Hackfest in London, where a couple of designers came to the conclusion that they didn't have a good (Open Source) collaboration tool to share their work.

A basic GNU Octave implementation of mqtt toolkit using the paho-mqtt library

render_async is here to make your pages show faster to users. Pages become faster seamlessly by rendering partials to your views. Partials render asynchronously and let users see your page faster than using regular rendering. It works with Rails and its tools out of the box. A quick overview of how render_async does its magic. User visits a page, render_async makes an AJAX request on the controller action, controller renders a partial, partial renders in the place where you put render_async view helper. JavaScript is injected straight into <%= content_for :render_async %> so you choose where to put it. ...

...GCal supports syncing with both iOS (iPhone/iPad/iPod) and Android devices, so you can now view your Lotus Notes calendar on your mobile device. GCal also allows you to view the calendar using any ical/rss/html compatible viewer. Currently the sync is only one direction: pushing Lotus Notes entries to GCal. All entries manually created in GCal will be ignored (and not copied down to Lotus Notes).

When you synchronize 2 file repositories with rsync, then you want to use fsize to show you if both sides show up with the same amount of files and with the same file sizes. Using du always counts files and directories (option -sb), which can result in different sizes. A directory node may use 12 KB on the rsync source and 16 KB on the rsync destination.

Patchamama is a binary patch maker/applier that works on directory tree. It can be used in application deployment, large scale project patching (including source and binary data). It use bsdiff for the binary diff job and 7zip for compression.

Synctity is a program for synchronizing files on multiple machines. It is a front end for rsync that maintains multiple profiles, making often-run syncing tasks easy to perform. Released under the terms of GPLv3. Synctity runs on Mac OS X, Linux, and other Unix-like operating systems. The latest release provides a stand-alone application bundle for Mac OS X. See the documentation for Linux prerequisites. Synctity is moving to GitHub. Documentation and the latest release are still...

BiSync provides full asynchronous bi-directional documents synchronization using many standard protocols. You can use it to have consistent files between your laptop and your enterprise servers as you edit documents offline. It can also be used to synchronize ECM repositories between sites or software solutions.

Bamboo intends to be a complete end-to-end game framework for client/server applications using Twisted for data exchange, Panda3D for rendering and coded in Python. Support for PyPy/CPython may be considered at a later point. An Extreme/Agile Development model is in use to allow for emergent design (IE: changing requirements). Release is updated whenever a feature is added and all tests pass cleanly 100%

Allowed browser to have live communication without designing a complicated database structure and yet provides flexibilities to the needs.