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Bubble2
Android comic book reader, Image archive viewer. Simple yet comfy.
Android comic book reader/Image archive viewer. Simple yet comfy. Open PDF, RAR, ZIP, 7Z, TAR files. Display BMP, JPG, GIF, PNG, WebP and JP2/J2K images. Based on Bubble v1.6.0 by Nazar Kanaev. Upgraded dependencies, enhancements as felt needed. This software is licensed under GNU General Public License v3.0 as stated on https://github.com/edeso/bubble2/blob/master/LICENSE.md . Sources and further information can be found on the project's website https://github.com/edeso/bubble2 . -
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Avicenna
Location Data Visualisation and Editing
Avicenna is an application for visualizing location data stored in excel or .csv table files on a map or in a table view. It provides several export functions (such as single pictures, database dumps and even a HTML-export that enables you to use Avicenna on your website). It was developed as part of the course "Techniken der Projektentwicklung" in summer semester 2012 at the University of Bielefeld by Team 2 and is licensed under the GNU Affero General Public License version 3. This... -
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Gallery
Intuitive web based photo gallery
A slick, intuitive web based photo gallery. Gallery is easy to install, configure and use. Gallery photo management includes automatic thumbnails, resizing, rotation, and more. Authenticated users and privileged albums make this great for communities -
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Please visit http://imgv.sf.net/ - IMGV is a cross-platform Image Viewer. Features include slideshows, exif viewing, histograms, gamma correction, adjustable thumbnails, playlists, website image extraction, multi-dir loading, movies, and much more.
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Run your own photo website. Camera Life is PHP software you can run to show your photos on your own website. Camera Life is easy to setup and customize if want to blend it in with the rest of your site.
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FlickrViewer allows you to view a Flickr photo set in SimpleViewer. SimpleViewer is a popular flash photo viewing tool, so FlickrViewer allows you to load photos from one of your flickr photo sets into this, so you can display it on your own website.
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A Java photo slideshow tool. Includes old website upload code. Needs revision towork with CopperMine or other tool. Aborted development when Picassa was released but this project runs anywhere Java runs.
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Juxtaphoto is a tag based PHP5 photo album that lets you share and organize images on your website. Features include tagged smart albums, EXIF information, batch uploads, automatic photo sizing, chronological sorting of photos, slideshows, and templates.
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flickrm is a PHP based script which allows a flickr user to display on his website the photos he have uploaded to flickr without loading the photos into his webserver. demo: http://rmolina.eu.org/flickrm/
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Based on JPhotoAlbum, Shutter is the best program for managing all your photos. Advanced tasks such as raw processing, editing pictures, easy management and great looking interface are the project goals. Shutter also makes it easy to manage your website.
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A screensaver/slideshow application that applies whizzy 3D effects to photographs retrieved from the flickr.com website.
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Filesystem driven photo album website, in PHP. Folder structure drives navigation. Images have thumbnails and watermarks,or not, made of them for viewing. Features: Admin Module(Folders/Images), Content Admin(ADOdb), Metrics Gathering/Reporting, more...
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tiThumb is a lightweight image viewer with thumbnails. It can also be used as an applet in a website, to easily share your images. Needless to say, it is being developed in Java.
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iphoto2web allows you to publish your iPhoto library on the web. It reads your library xml file and dynamically creates a website. ... This project has already done, so I am stopping development. Google "MyPhoto" to find a good app for this...
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This is a picture viewer written in ASP 3.0. It allows cataloging of pictures into albums for display on any website. It is designed for use with digital cameras because it will pull EXIF information, and it allows for resizing and rotating.
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This is a Java based graphical (AWT, Java 1.1) program to allow a user to download and/or view webcomics without having to go to the website (for convienience and bandwidth reasons), archive them and search and view them later. Uses SQL DB.
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phpMyExpo is a script which allow you to build a modular dynamic internet website in order to display pictures in three hierarchy levels : themes, pages and modules. An administration page also permits to modify the global aspect of the website.
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A gallery displaying your photos on a world map. It includes a graphical tool to manually localize your photos in case you digital camera does not do it. The gallery is static HTML, allowing you to view it locally or upload it to your website.
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