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Mirrored at https://github.com/LeeThompson/personalreplayguide Provides web-based TV listings with optional ReplayTV integration for both scheduling and seeing what shows are scheduled. Requires Perl, a web server and SQL. NOTE: I no longer own a ReplayTV so development has ceased for quite some time now, however, if someone wants to take over I will happily transfer this over to them.
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A comprehensive incident reporting system incorporating time tracking, multiple projects, holidays, purchasing, reports and many other aspects of running a business. Developed and heavily used by ECONZ over many years, it is a well-proven system.
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Cycling Training Diary, Trainingstagebuch, Agenda d'Entraînement, Diario de entrenamiento, Diario di allenamento :: cycling, run, sport, diary, journal, log, blog, template based, simply store your training data, polar, hrm, upload, html, perl, mysql
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Online multiuser time schedule using CGI perl scripts and MySQL. It manages / links the following information via web forms: WHO ist responsible for which TASK and what STOCK is needed. It may be used by small organisations for planning their activities
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I developed this for PBS as a quick way to display local station events. This app uses the iCal standard, but in an XML format (xCal) with a MySQL and perl backend. You can import xCal events from an .xsc file to MySQL. Uses XML/XSL/XSLT.
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A diary backend designed to be easily accessed by IRC bots, web front ends, unix shells or whatever.
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CODSYS is a GPL Perl/Web-based system for collaboration. The system uses a backend XML file for all data, and lays the contents out in a tree structure identical to the layout of the XML document.
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