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JSONCrush
Compress JSON into URL friendly strings
This simple system allows for excellent compression of uri encoded JSON strings using the JSCrush algorithm. -
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FTF Library - C# / WPF
Flexible Tagged Format Library - C# / WPF version
Flexible Tagged Format (FTF) is a completely flexible storage format using human readable tags, and potentially support storing any type of data. This is the C# / WPF version. -
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Flexible Tagged Format (FTF) Library
Flexible Tagged Format (FTF) Library
Flexible Tagged Format (FTF) is a completely flexible storage format using human readable tags, and potentially support storing any type of data. -
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The RLE compression pack is a set of utilities to compress and decompress files using RLE algorithm.
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A lossless audio codec that switches between predicive audio compressors block wise on the fly, always choosing the one with the best compression rate. It will be designed for near to optimum compression rate, and not consider coding/decoding speed.
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