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Your monitoring isn't a stack. It's a pile. Fix that.Replace Datadog, New Relic, and Sentry without adding three more dashboards.
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Some example exercises about distributed systems in computer science. Some code examples for Java RMI, Java Server Socket and Peer to Peer Systems written in Java. Probably using the Hibernate framework and some other Java Technologies.
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An All-Purpose address book converter and synchronizer. Keeps the address books of your webmailer, mobile phone and email client up to date.
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As the project name already describes this will be just another todo list which offers a centralized storage of the todo items, which can finally be processed decentralized either via a client application or via a web interface.
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This project intended to be a yet another alternative for LiveJournal clients. It is mostly an experiment in SWT application design, but who knows what it will grow into? ;)
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This project was inspired by the magnificent work done in two of the major frameworks available today (Struts and JSF). The idea raised from a situation the I've faces during my line of work.
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(Java) Yet Another Command Line parser
Yet another annotation based command line parser for Java applications. -
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This is yet another crosplatform tetris clone written in java using Jogl. Basicly it is for educational purposes
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Yet another blogging farm software, with nice Ajax functionnalities like auto-save and many more. Java stack, fully JEE compliant, pre-alpha phase.
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Yet another tic tac toe game in java. Except with a, hopefully, better AI when playing 4x4, 5x5 grids.
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Yet another Java web-tier framework inspired by Ruby on Rails, with an awesome name and dedication to programming practices that allow teams to work efficiently .
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Yet another MAZE! There is going to be maze generation algorithm(s) and pathfinders who use certain algorithms to solve the maze. This project was initially a student team project at Thompson Rivers University(TRU) to demonstrate search algorithms.
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Yet Another Component Meta Model Framework. Similar to the Java reflection API, but generic so it can be used with different implementations, and then be used by various Services like Editors, Constraint-Checkers, Bindings, Persistence, and Transaction.
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Yet Another Secure Chat YASC is a scalable web-chat solution featuring a very flexible stand-alone server application and a client applet both written in Java. The server can represent irc like chat style or even closed support chats for example.
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Jaltris is yet another multi-player Tetris clone loosely based on Cultris. Instead of focusing on speed like Cultris, Jaltris will focus on intelligent building.
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Yet Another Emotion Diary (YAED) is a tool to keep track of personal daily emotions and feelings. ED has tools to analyze and create statistics about feelings. NO psychology needed from the user. =)
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yalCMS (Yet Another Lean Content Management System) is a CMS especially intended for small, private websites running on a private or hosted server. Its main target is to provide an easy-to-use technology, so that everyone (even my mum) can use it.
