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WikiDesign is the SourceForge of System Architecture Definitions. Individuals w/detailed domain knowledge contribute elements of projects that are organized into system elements preliminarily defined by a project initiator using smart templates.
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Disc Golf Tournament Manager (DGTM) is a project to create necessary programs to manage the information (players, scores, rounds etc.) accumulating during a disc golf tournament, collect the scores and publish results on the Internet.
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A Google Visualization Data Source using the .NET framework. Generation of JSON structured data from .NET data sources defined using the Provider pattern. Plugin and query from any data source supporting the System.Data.DataSet
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Ice Coral (project)
Information system for network infrastructure
Ice Coral is intended to take place as Information System for InfraStructure (ISIS). This project should be central information evidence about your network infrastructure. It's planned as modular system, so you can use only one part of this system (eg. WorkLog), if you want. For more info visit Ice Coral (project) Web Site link below. -
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Civic Tech Field Guide
The directory web application for the Civic Tech Field Guide
The Civic Tech Field Guide is led by its Curator, Matt Stempeck. The project’s mission is to effectively grow the field of civic tech. We have many challenges facing democracies and the world at large, and it’s our belief that we need more people contributing more productively to improving things. This belief drives our core values of: A global perspective, as we can all learn from others’ work. Making our resources as available as possible through open source code, open data licensing...