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This project will be personalise your rss feed. so the programm will give you the posts there are interesting for you.
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Free blog software written in Java. Easy to install, configure and support. Supports RSS feeds. Easy switching between different UI look & feel by predefined or custom skins.
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A software that helps to arrange personal life, like finacne recording and analyzing, dairy writing, noting, calender, GTD arrangement, photo sharing and so on. Mainly for test aim only.
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Prowl is a demonstration system for Peer-to-Peer Reconcialiation of Open Web Ledgers. It is intended to help promote a market framework for independent currency brands that represent a diversity of market entities, no matter how big or small.
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A web community site, consisting of a wiki, forum, and blogging capability built on java with scalability and extensibility in mind.
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Where2Go is a user-interactive travel-oriented web mashup application that can be deployed over the web. Our Where2Go 1.0 mashup will provide map, weather, leisure/hotel/restaurant, and blogging web service to the users.
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The Community Toolkit (CTK) is a community portal for Mobile Terminal and PC based web browsers. CTK supports blogging, upload and sharing of pictures and videos for PC and Mobile Terminals.