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Java Tutorial
A Java Tutorial by examples
Learn Java by writing real and usefull small applications. This tutorial teach you not only the language; documentation, bug-fixing and simple version control are also faced. The tutorial is in italian language. -
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LibreGrammar (LanguageTool fork)
Free and open-source style and grammar editor
This is a free and open-source style and grammar checker forked from Languagetool. This project intends to be a full-blown software editor for French, English, German, Spanish, Portuguese and many other languages that enhances LanguageTool with extended rules — with emphasis on style rules —, and enables many rules disabled by default on LanguageTool project. Other changes include lower reliance on online mechanisms and extra languages. --- Este é um verificador de gramática e... -
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MatrixGame
An environment to develop games based on a rectangular board
MatrixGame is a development tool designed to quickly produce video games based on a rectangular board. A new game must be described as a new Java class extending the class Game that is enabled to use an interactive environment. For some examples please run the jar file after the download. A little menu opens letting you run all the developed games. Sources are inside the jar file that can be opened as a normal zip file. In the apk file you can find a partial Android porting. -
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HiddenWords
Find as much words you can in a schema (game console based).
Train your brain and your sight with this searching words game. You need to find as much words as possible in a NxN schema filled with random letters in the shortest time as possible. Only words that are longer then a minimum size can be selected. Words needs to be composed of connected cells. - You can't jump a cell. - You can't use twice a cell. Cells can be connected to each other in horizontal, vertical and diagonal. Dimension of the board, duration of a game and minum... -
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Lingvist. Irregular Verbs
The program for learning english irregular verbs.
"Lingvist. Irregular Verbs" is the program for learning english irregular verbs. You need only write down second and third forms of verbs into fields and press Enter) -
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SILENT
a Scratch Interface for Lego NXT
SILENT is a Scratch modification that interfaces with LEGO MINDSTORM NXT 2.0 robot. It's based on Scratch 1.4.2, developed in JAVA, Squeak and Bash scripting. It's supported by Linux and Windows XP/7, in which it was tested. It required JAVA>=6. Easy to setup and easy to learn! Please leave your review to help me to improve it! -
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Word Reference Java API
Java Library for www.wordreference.com API
Java Library for the www.wordreference.com API. Translates a term provided, as well as provides list of synonyms (English only as of 10/14/2011). If a 'Local Library' path is provided, results are stored locally for later use--this store is searched before searching www.wordreference.com (refer to the (c)wordreference.com terms of service on storing their data locally). NOTE: As of 10/14/2011, you must provide your own API key (register @... -
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ULTiMate Dictionary
Ultimate dictionary that not only holds words but teaches them as well
There are many dictionaries so making another one can look words up would be extremely useless. But what if a dictionary could even teach those words put into it? What do you think?
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