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    Open QR Code

    Open QR Code

    Open QR Code is an open-source, cross-platform app

    Open QR Code is an open-source cross-platform application developed using Flutter as main framework used to build the application, in common C, C++, Dart, Skia (a 2D rendering engine), and Impeller (the default rendering engine on iOS), Java, Kotlin. Open QR Code allows users to generate and scan QR codes effortlessly. The app is available on Android, Windows, and the Web.
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    miniblink49

    miniblink49

    Lighter, faster browser kernel of blink to integrate HTML UI in apps

    miniblink is an open source, one file, small browser widget based on chromium. By using C interface, you can create a browser with just some line code. miniblink is an open source, single-file, and currently the smallest known chromium-based browser control. Through its exported pure C interface, a browser control can be created in a few lines of code. C++, C#, Delphi and other language calls (support C++, C#, Delphi language to call). Embedded Nodejs, support electron (with Nodejs, can run electron). ...
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    Ascoos Web Extended Studio

    Ascoos Web Extended Studio

    Is a portable web server suite for windows 64Bit, for Web Development.

    Ascoos Web Extended Studio (AWES) is a portable, free 64-bit web server environment for Windows, designed for professional web developers and designers who need flexibility, modularity, and multi-version testing capabilities. It provides a complete local development stack based on technologies such as Apache, PHP, Node.js, Python, MariaDB, MongoDB, FileZilla, and other essential tools. 🔧 Key Features: - Multi-version support for PHP and MariaDB - Modular and upgrade-friendly...
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    Matrix

    Matrix

    Plugin style, non-invasive APM system developed by WeChat

    Matrix is an APM (Application Performance Manage) used in Wechat to monitor, locate and analyse performance problems. It is a plugin style, non-invasive solution and is currently available on iOS, macOS and Android. The monitoring scope of the current tool includes: crash, lag, and out-of-memory, which includes the following two plugins, WCCrashBlockMonitorPlugin, which is based on KSCrash framework and features cutting-edge lag stack capture capabilities with crash capture, and...
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    CPoll based C++ server pages

    Server side scripting language similar to ASP and PHP, but using C++.

    CPPSP (C++ Server Pages) is an open source web application framework similar to ASP.NET. It features a template parser that parses, compiles, and loads CPPSP pages automatically at runtime. CPPSP pages have a very similar syntax to ASP and ASP.NET, where all code is considered HTML by default, and server-side active code can be embedded using "<% ... %>". CPPSP is built upon the CPoll asynchronous I/O and utility library, which offers simple I/O abstraction, network abstraction, memory management, and container classes. ...
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    OrbitsWriter
    OrbitsWriter is a cross-platform blog application based on Qt framework.
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    We\'re creating a program to describe and model using the KISS Modelling language. After modelling the program, it\'s possible to generate the modelled application (or at least a framework of the application). This generated app will be webbased using php
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    ROOT Apache is an open source scripting module for the Apache webserver Based on the ROOT framework <http://root.cern.ch> which is using C++ as scripting language it allows to embed C++ code directly into HTML pages.
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    opnCMS

    frontend for CppCMS web-framework

    opnCMS - crossplatform C++ frontend for CppCMS web-framework
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