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Compound is a library that allows Python 2 code to be called seamlessly from a Python 3 program.
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SIOP: Scripting Inter-Operation Protocol - Dynamic inter-process communications mechanism that allows script based languages to communicate with each other similar to standards such as CORBA, but without the need for explicit definitions of interfaces.
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An attempt at a Xanalogical Web, comprised of a CGI system with both native and HTML interfaces, a set of standards, a backend supporting Transclusion, versioning, and a custom browser with support for Transpointing and editing.
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Pymerase is a tool intended to generate a python object model, relational database, and an object-relational model connecting the two. However it has been extended to also output webpages and can be easily extended to output whatever else you might like.
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Doulos is a set of tools for rapidly developing n-tier distributed applications, with a framework for writing business methods, a protocol for accessing those methods, and frameworks for creating web and native user interfaces that utilize the methods.
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SOAPy is a SOAP-1.1 library for Python which uses WSDL and SDL documents to discover SOAP-based service APIs. It also includes an XML Schema parser which can parse a subset of the XML Schema standard.
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