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aphasia is an advanced scripting language for the web. It features a type-safe core, C++ modules with signatures, an optimizing "compiler", higher-order functions, built-in database support, garbage collection, and more.
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The Ocaml Curl Library (Ocurl) is an interface library for the programming language Ocaml to the networking library libcurl. Currently Ocurl requires libcurl 7.9.8 or newer (using older versions may yield compilation errors).
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The main objective of the ONE project is to enrich Digital Ecosystems with an decentralised negotiation environment and enabling tools that will allow organisations to create contract agreements for supplying integrated services as a virtual organisation
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The DUML project is 3 sub-projects: 1) Document Update Markup Language (DUML) which allows for updates of the DOM via server markup 2) Interpreted Application Markup Language (IAML) which provides markup based widgets. 3) A set of common libraries (JAS).
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Overactive Logistics is a freight forwarding software solution being developed for the cargo transportation industry. It runs in both web based or stand alone modes and provides a graphical user interface with rich client capabilities.
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Tools for developing dynamic web sites using the Standard ML programming language, including all the software you need to create PHP-style web sites with type-safe, statically checked page generation
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The Application System Xcaml (AS/Xcaml) is a full-featured web-application architecture based on Xcaml, a web-oriented syntax extension of the Objective Caml language.
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This project is a lightweight server written in Ocaml for highly interactive webpages or even online browser based games. The server can already be used as a fast frontend to a MySQL database. The software should work on *nix and windows.
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This project is for credit in UIUC's CS327 Software Engineering class. This is a class scheduler written in ocaml and python, using a web interface. The feature list will be decided as the project progresses.
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Exquisite is a survey generator that uses a simple domain-specific language for specifying a survey. The generator creates a specialised perl script for your survey. It allows you to use perl code for specifying validators and error handling etc.
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The Appropriate Software Foundation exists to contribute to the usage and development of software appropriate to the information flows within global civil society.
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