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kimuraframework
AI-first Ruby framework for building fast, flexible web scraping spide
...Developers can also interact with pages using browser automation features such as form filling, clicking elements, or navigating through dynamic content. It includes tools for scheduling, parallel scraping, and structured data output, making it suitable for building reliable large-scale crawlers. -
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Thetis is the world strongest Groupware/CMS based on Ruby on Rails. It goes beyond just a groupware to be an information-sharing web platform integrating know-hows and ideas in the organization, with highly sophisticated functional UI by Web2.0/Ajax.
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Manage small to medium size of hotels, holiday flats, guesthouse or rent-a-car. Online booking and visual availability is provided. Grouping of active members give communitys the ability to provide online booking service.
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Ozcode is the source code behind Ozmozr.com, a microformat-aware RSS aggregator, social networking, resource sharing, identity aggregation and presentation site.
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TigerEvents is a web-based event announcement system targeted to promote upcoming and ongoing events to large communities such as university campuses, companies or the general public.
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