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labhamster
simple tracking of laboratory purchases and materials
Note: This project has been migrated to: https://github.com/graik/labhamster Labhamster is a simple Django project for tracking materials and reagants ordered for a scientific laboratory and offers a rudimentary inventory management. For now it is not much more than the out-of-the-box Django admin interface with a pretty standard data model. -
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While learning the Zope application server, I wrote an application for my father (Paul) to track his train collection inventory. Since he really wasn't sure how he wanted to organize his inventory, I had to make it really flexible.
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SICKnotes (Site Inventory, Configuration, and Knowledge) is a permissions-based Web tool that assists with inventory, system changes, contact info, and knowledge for anything from a small startup to a data center. SICKnotes requires Python and MySQL.
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