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Learning analysis is a Windows Desktop Application.It Facilitates the learning analysis for C++ and JAVA subjects.The Application allows a student to submit his/her name & choose the test subject.The user can then attempt his test containing 10 Multiple Choice Questions containing 4 choices for each question.The user can also choose extras like Notepad,Calculator.It is Built using Visual Basic 2012 Technology.

DataLG is a Data Access Layer (DAL) generator. Create stored procedures, views, and tables on the database side, then use DataLG to create an assembly (and its source) to interact with them. Works with: Ms Sql Server, Sqlite 3, Mysql 4-5, and PostgreSQL.

A toolkit to design applications using design patterns, with facility to generate code, and reverse engineering. Drag and Drop facility to create UML Class diagrams Support to write custom plug-ins for code generators and reverse engineering.

A very simple and easy to use command line argument parser library for .NET C# console applications. No need to read any documentation - just look at the provided example that you can also use as a template. The library has only 4 methods.

Sort, filter and aggregate lists of business objects without all the boring code! This library provides a powerful "view" approach to data binding .NET objects to user interface controls.

Development framework for implementing desktop/web applications directly from use case scenarios. Generalization, inclusion and extension relations between use cases are also supported by the framework.

Dzine is a case tool for OOAD. Draw use case,interaction,class,deployment,ER Diagrams. Code generation in C++ and java and for SQL. Reverse engg design from code. Just put in your Java or C++ code and generate class diagrams.

aspbeans is a framework allowing translation between bean-like .NET objects and ASP web forms, allowing forms to be mapped to an object-oriented hierarchy (with relationships like many-to-one or one-to-one). Reduces coupling and makes developers happy.