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Deploy Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform on Microsoft Azure for a strategic automation solution that allows you to orchestrate, govern and operationalize your Azure environment.
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With the world of work changed forever, it’s essential to manage your workplace and assets together to effectively create a high-performing environment. The Eptura experience combines the power of workplace management software with asset management, enabling you to effectively operate your building and facilitate hybrid work.
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Gamewhizzards
GameWhizzards is a user created, Open Source 3D MMORPG
... Gambetta's excelent guide at http://www.gabrielgambetta.com/client-side-prediction-server-reconciliation.html It uses clientside prediction, server recoinciliation, and an authoritative server for player and enemy movement. State of development: [X] Multiplayer Position Sync [X] Enemys [X] Inventory [X] Items [X] Fighting [X] Chat [X] Basic UI [X] Basic level editor [ ] Module System [/] World Editor [ ] Quests [/] Instance Server [ ] Instance Finder Assets have been removed -
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A MMORPG Game Engine Writted in Monogame GL full C# Very easy to make a game. With simple Level Editor. Whit cross-plattform Server on .NET Core Tecnology Build your Cross-Platform Game whitout programming! Aviable for Xbox one, PS4, Android, iOS and more platform. Try Live Demo: http://www.makingitalia.net/MireWEB/ Project are migrated on Mire Engine. See Updated at: http://www.makingitalia.net/mire/
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Chat with your business data with Looker. More than just a modern business intelligence platform, you can turn to Looker for self-service or governed BI, build your own custom applications with trusted metrics, or even bring Looker modeling to your existing BI environment.
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The Mud Designer gives developers a quick and simple approach to generating text based game content and an easier way to manage their MUD games. It is being developed from the ground up in C# 2008 using .NET 3.5
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