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winston
A logger for just about everything
...Attention is given to supporting flexibility in log formatting (see: Formats) & levels (see: Using custom logging levels), and ensuring those APIs decoupled from the implementation of transport logging (i.e. how the logs are stored / indexed, see: Adding Custom Transports) to the API that they exposed to the programmer. -
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EEPROM_editor
EEPROM programmer for the SST39SF040 chip.
This is a single purpose programmer for a 4MB EEPROM chip which is intended to be used as a universal logic device in a state machine. This fills the gap between circuits that are too complex for discrete logic gates while also not being suitable for Arduino type control. FPGAs are suitable for these applications, but the learning curve is steep, the tools are complex and for small one off projects, not worth the effort. -
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Koa Vue Fullstack Boilerplate
A lightweight boilerplate for a universal webapp based on koa
Vue.js, Koa.js, Node.js, and MongoDB full-stack lightweight example applications. Authentication, CRUD, and access control are included. This project aims to build a small but structured full-stack application, so it would be relatively clear for a programmer/beginner to understand how to build a website from scratch. -
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RCML
Freeware programming Robot Control Meta Language
The use of language RCML abstracts the hardware of the robot, which greatly simplifies the programmer of the robot description of the action or a group of robots performed the technological problem. The language RCML contains a number of I / O points to establish a connection with software products, created with third-party technologies, through the appropriate APIs. The decisions of technological problems is implemented in RCML provide the same result for the robot with identical... -
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Atmel USB DFU Programmer
A command-line programmer for Atmel USB microcontrollers
A multi-platform command-line programmer for Atmel (8051, AVR, XMEGA & AVR32) chips with a USB bootloader supporting ISP. This is a mostly Device Firmware Update (DFU) 1.0 compliant user-space application. This project has now migrated to GitHub. You can find the new repository at https://github.com/dfu-programmer/dfu-programmer -
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A-boot: Atmel serial bootloader
Atmel AVR universal bootloader with flash CRC
Universal bootloader for Atmel AVR chips. Main features: - small size (<2kB); - flash 16-bit CRC check (flash read is not required); - can test Application flash with CRC before starting it; - interrupts driven (no dead loops); - TEA encryption support; - command line programmer written in plain C. -
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GreenWolf
ISP Flash Programmer for Linux
GreenWolf ISP Flash Programmer for Linux. Licensed under GNU GPL V2. The latest version of this program is always available from sourceforge.net/projects/greenwolf Only P89V51RD2 is supported as of now. More support is on the way! This program uses Smash as backend. Get it from smash-tool.googlecode.com -
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Kod
Programmers' editor for OS X
...The project’s design philosophy emphasizes approachability and a relatively low barrier to entry, including UI concepts like tabs as a core part of the experience. Beyond being “yet another editor,” Kod aimed to explore how a programmer-oriented editor could feel more universal and user-friendly, especially for people who write code but don’t necessarily want an overly complex environment. The repository contains the full editor codebase and related components, but it is also clearly marked as an archived (read-only) project, indicating it’s no longer actively developed. ... -
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An open source cross platform GUI based In System Programmer (ISP) for ATMEL AT89S5X series of micro-controllers, along with firmware and circuit layout (using GNU PCB) for the hardware.
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Free general purpose loader tool for ATMEL's AVR controllers using arduino board or FTDI's FT232. PCB Files also available.
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A terminal built for the USBasp AVR-ISP programmer, which now has RS-232 in the ISP-connector. It also works with normal COM-ports. Data is presented in a simple console or a regex-based graph-parser! Despite the name it is NOT complex to use :)
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C++ and C# libraries implementing Harpoon language. Harpoon is an universal, programmer-friendly data expression language, designed to provide one syntax for all range of documents, configuration files and even for scripts and programs.
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a firmware for AVR910 programmer. started from ver3.8 (http://www.mikrocontroller-projekte.de/Mikrocontroller/AVR-Prog/AVR-Programmer.html) upgraded for speed and reliability. provided generic masterSPI interface please mail me on AlexRainPE196@hotbox.ru
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