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Good application architectures all follow some common patterns.

...Benefits Over Arrays and ArrayList ->Efficient Insertion and Deletion: FlexiList can insert or delete nodes at any position in the list in O(1) time, whereas arrays require shifting all elements after the insertion or deletion point. ->Dynamic Size: FlexiList can grow or shrink dynamically as elements are added or removed, whereas arrays have a fixed size. ->Good Memory Locality: FlexiList nodes are stored in a contiguous block of memory, making it more cache-friendly than arrays. ->Faster Insertion and Deletion: FlexiList can insert or delete nodes at any position in the list in O(1) time, whereas ArrayList requires shifting all elements after the insertion or deletion point.

Object Oriented C (oo tools for C) kit is for those who want to program in an object oriented manner, but stick on the good old C as well. It implements classes, single class inheritance, multiple inheritance by interfaces and mixins, and exception handling. Ideal for students getting to know OO programming or for systems that lack a C++ compiler. This is a collection of C macros and a small C library. Do not mix with the "ooc programming language" which is a different project at http://ooc-lang.org !

...Potentially a third-party library could depend on FastDom, and better integrate within an app that itself uses it. It's very important that all DOM mutations or measurements go through fastdom to ensure good performance; to help you with this we wrote fastdom-strict.

An OOP PHP micro-framework, a lightweight toolkit to help developers lay down the foundation of their PHP-based websites and applications The Horus Framework is a pretty solid attempt at designing a good OOP framework in as a small package as possible. Focused on a light codebase and on a solid, standards-friendly approach, Horus can be used to write advanced applications without having to deal with complex coding toolkits like Zend or CakePHP. Horus is easy to learn and the code is pretty well commented in case developers need help figuring out what's going on.

phWorkflow, a workflow environment for use with php5. The script uses a .xml-file to provide status changes for all kinds of web-pages. the code was written mainly as a "proof-of-concept", but should provide a good starting point for extensions.

This is a JAVA package similar to java.util.concurent but having more compact construction, good documentation and some interesting capabilities like region locks, events, delegated workers with bandwidth limiting and similar.

Theo is a Tiny-ORM for PHP5, lightweight and simple, focused on good practices and ignoring compatibility with old-databases!

The Orbit42 Base Class is a building block for the creation of loosely coupled classes in php. Provides MySQL interface in such a way as to allow the database type to be changed by replaceing only the base class.

WebComponent is a simple but flexible and powerful PHP class that outputs HTML content to the browser, based on templates and variables. Under a good design it eliminates the "developers vs art designers" war, separating the programming from presentation code.

GOTT (GUI on transparent technology) is a highly portable and extensible widget toolkit and development framework written in C++ which aims towards good design and clean programming style while being open for all changes.

A PHP tool used to make up a markup language output (e.g. HTML). Good for object-based output generating, as you don't take care of closing elements. Data posted to it are printed immediately (you don't have to wait for remaining parts of the element).

...The motivation is to avoid all the ORM configuration, SQL manipulation and objects replications needed when using an rdbms. I want to implementation the engine with C as it is a commonly known language and it has a good support of the linux's shared memory. I have already done an encouraging poc with C and mmap.