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Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) application development is a complex task that involves knowledge over a broad range of technologies and requires special attention to many details, from system-level down to node hardware. DPCM DT is a toolset developed as part of the WSN-DPCM Artemis project that aims to help the developers to create WSN applications faster by automating most development tasks below the application-specific business logic. The toolset can be used both by the application...

Unity Network is a unique platform written in java that thanks to its distributed logic, it can provide a LARGE virtual networking space. By large we mean that it can support a big room for many clients. Moreover its a platform that is designted to be as less dependant from os and network as possible making it more logical and object oriented. The platform is defined by 3 basic principles which are freedom, security, individuality (see more inside) Its is fully functional but not recomended for usung as is because its an academic implementation meaning that needs to be taken care of for security and stability issues.

Kwartz - a template system for Ruby/PHP/Java which realized the concepot of `Separation of Presentation Logic from Presentation Data (SoPL/PD)'.

Blazing fast template engine. Created for the web, but can be used for other purposes. Logic-less, Small footprint, speed and full flexibility are outstanding features of this library. PHP and a Java versions. Other platforms will be available.

CAjax is a library for building AJAX style web applications, which consists of a javascript package for easy writing object-oriented AJAX logic in javascript, and a set of server-side packages dealing with unified communication details.

This project differs from other Open Source projects - it will not only features OSS fuzzy-logic OCX methods, PHP tools and other software, but also have the well-known spirit of community with loooong discussions...

A JavaScript presentation layer framework. It proposes a complete separation of view logic and design. Its components are designed by its role and not by its screen appearance, reducing drastically the API.