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SDLPS3 is a port of the SDL framework to the Sony sanctioned otherOS environment for the PS3. This allows developers to port and create SDL framework applications that run on the PS3 without the need to install linux on the console.
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A simple automated software testing framework. Provides a remote script execution environment driven by a web service.
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Java Test Framework is another scripting environment, but with a Swing GUI (possible Swing Application Framework), version control on configuration files, profiling on the run, database storage and statistical processing on the results.
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AI-powered service management for IT and enterprise teamsGive your IT, operations, and business teams the ability to deliver exceptional services—without the complexity. Maximize operational efficiency with refreshingly simple, AI-powered Freshservice.
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Nubric (Near-real-time user behaviour and resource interaction control) is a framework for security and authentication-related modules written in Java. Its origin focus lies on network monitoring, dynamic, transparent firewalling and traffic control.
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DYE is the Do-it-Yourself Embedded Environment framework, a set of scripts and stuff for building a cross toolchain and a highly customizable target system.
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SuperG is a code library written in Python intended to quickly enable programmers in a scientific environment to manage data files created by dispersed scientific instrumentation.
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Networix is a Open Source Framework programmed in c# to allow users to script in lua, c# and GLSL in a OpenGL Environment using an object based interface.
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GenesisCode is a project to create a complete developing environment, where your current knowledge is enough, as long that you know what happens when you click save.
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Service Invocation in SOA environment: This framework will take care of security, caching, event generation, service invocation( synchronous, asynchronous), end-to-end SLA capturing, non-intrusive logging, etc
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Genesis is a software engineer integrated tool that provides many ways to manage all artifacts related to a software development process. Includes requirements management functionalities, and a complete environment to execute tests.
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opnCMS
frontend for CppCMS web-framework
opnCMS - crossplatform C++ frontend for CppCMS web-framework -
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QAWIKI is a wiki for QA engineers. It is a wiki which also supports an Integrated Test Environment (ITE) which allows a QA engineer to create a test case on a portal and execute/schedule it on a remote box, then collect the logs and disp them in reports.
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The Jobi project is a web software platform that let's you define easly and without programming, portal applications. It serves as a front-end of any source of data in an enterprise environment. You define the presentation defined from components.
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interbreed
HA Java Server - distributed Execution, noSQL, MapAndReduce and Grid
...The Api based upon easy to use annotationed pojo's to encapsulate the complexity of this modern technologies. The goal is the make programming noSQL, MapAndReduce and DistributedExecution in a high scalar environment as easy as writing total standard JPA,EJB 3.0 applications.
