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CocoaRestClient
A free, native Apple macOS app for testing HTTP/REST endpoints
CocoaRestClient is a Mac OS X app for testing HTTP/Restful endpoints. I love curl, but sometimes I need my output XML or JSON pretty printed. I want to be able to save frequent PUT and POST bodies for later and copy and paste responses easily. Think of this as a curl with a light UI. The goal of this project is to build a lightweight native Cocoa app for testing and debugging HTTP Restful services. This project was greatly inspired by the Java rest-client. -
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GPPCC
Graphical Pretty Print C++ Compiler
GPPCC is Graphical Pretty Print C++ Compiler. It supports C++99. This is a front end compiler tool for C++. This will convert unformatted C++ source file into formatted C++ source file with a prefix "pp_". For further information please read documentation. -
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Printer Coordinator is a cross platform priority based print queue system for directing print jobs to printers in a directed fashion for reducing cost, overall print latency, and possibly other factors.
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