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CSS3 Patterns is a gallery of repeating backgrounds created primarily with CSS gradients instead of image files. It collects geometric, textile, decorative, and abstract designs that can be applied directly to web pages. Selecting a pattern expands its presentation and exposes editable CSS so visitors can study or adapt the technique. The project emphasizes compact code, fewer HTTP requests, and reasonable complexity rather than reproducing every possible visual effect.

The tail.writer script is a neat, powerful, highly extend- and translatable Markup Editor, written in Vanilla JavaScript. It currently supports the [GitHub Flavored] Markdown, BBCode and Textile Markup languages.

Supported languages: * Asciidoctor * Html * Markdown * Textile Usage 1. Right click on document (via project explorer or editor) and choose "Open with->Markview". 2. Open same document in another split. 3. Change view format in editor's menu. 4. Click on "?" icon near format selector to view some syntax help for selected format. Source code: https://github.com/OneMoreGres/qtc-markview IMPORTANT: plugin's version must match Qt Creator's version (difference in last digit is acceptable) Then plugin must be enabled in Help->Modules menu.

This web application let you help to manage printing service to textile (ie. T-Shirts) this is a tailored ERP to manage models, colors, sizes, orders, due dates, incoming, costs. It use php, symfony, mysql and dhtmlx.