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A Java-based visual compiler for GUI recognition and automation. The screens are described in an XML file which contains the definitions of lexemes and the tokens that comprise them. Upon a successful match of a screen, user-defined code is executed. Within the scope of this code, the user is capable of extracting data from the screen, interpreting it, and driving the GUI accordingly. The demonstration example reads the value of a calculator, displays it for the user, and enables him to enter a number which is then inputted into the calculator by pressing the appropriate keys.

...Reads selected image filenames and other information from a spreadsheet, and uses that information to run a slideshow. Images may be selected based on the content of their spreadsheet entries, and are displayed in the order in which they appear in the spreadsheet. Thus, for instance, a show may be presented of all images with a value of 'Nature' in column 'M' and a value greater than 25 in column 'D'. An experimental feature allows for the actual entering of data in the spreadsheet during the slideshow.

jsconsole is a web-based interactive JavaScript console designed to make it easy to run and present live JavaScript code directly in the browser, which is especially handy for workshops, presentations, and remote debugging scenarios. It provides an in-browser REPL-style environment where you can type JS expressions and see output instantly, making it useful for teaching, debugging snippets, or demonstrating ideas without setting up a local development environment. One hallmark of jsconsole is its remote debugging support: you can connect a remote browser or device to your console session and receive console output or even execute commands in that context, which simplifies diagnosing problems on devices you don’t have physically in front of you. ...

SlideSorter manages "slides", which can be images or videos of any type, size, and length. It allows: - sorting your slides like on a professional light-table, plus zooming in and out, - saving them in the sorted order, - presenting them as slide show in automatic or manual mode at any time. SlideSorter is most efficiently used with a '3-Button + Wheel' mouse, which supports all major handling, like sorting, viewing, zooming, comparing, playing, slideshowing...

This project is the beginning of a big photo book conversion tool. Starting with ifolor (from switzerland) and output to scribus (which is a DTP application and can easily be used to create a pdf), I plan to also support other formats and support cross conversion, but for that I need YOUR INPUT (at least test files). Also other output formats are possible, but I didn't find a better format in the open source world than scribus yet. The project runs in a Java virtual machine. ...

Presto is a JavaScript file which, when added to an ordinary HTML document, turns it into a full-screen slideshow, complete with transition effects and a user interface to jump between slides. A companion script can turn a Markdown text file into a Presto-enabled slideshow, allowing you to create professional-looking slideshows in just a few lines.

...The package has a very easy to learn, high level interface that can be used to draw simple dependency trees, complex non projective graphs, bubble parses, and in general any kind of graph which is based on a sequence of nodes and edges among these. It is based on PGF/TikZ and it can be used either with latex or pdflatex. It comes with a very comprehensive documentation that will get you started in 10 minutes, even without any prior knowledge of TikZ. It also provides a lot of styling facilities, to let you personalize the look and feel of the graphs at your liking.

ProjiCast is a Java application for displaying pictures, slideshows and video files on a screen. ProjiCast uses a server and client architecture where the client controls the server which displays the files requested by the client. Uses Mplayer to display

JPhotoAlbum is a Java desktop application for quick browsing, organizing and commenting digital photographs and publishing the resulting albums as web pages. Albums are saved in XML formatted files which are transformed to HTML with XML stylesheets

OOF is a set of components which enable designers to create a back office, a front office, dynamic sites, forms, rich applications, database driven applications... This done with Flash or SILEX, by designers without programming skills.

The indexer is one php file which automatically creates and displays a thumbnail index of pictures and directories. It provides image browsing in low or high quality modes. Imagemagick's 'convert' tool is used for image resizing. No database required.

TFTgallery is a PHP based web image gallery which doesn't need a database. It uses the directory structure for data storage. The main features are: an on-the-fly thumbnail creation, PDF and ZIP creation, image calendars, EXIF support

FileAnchor is a program to find media files which are stored on external discs, even when they are not connected. It strongly suppots a picture orientation.

Provides files to display a photo album stored either locally (ie CD or hard drive) or on the web using a web-browser. Album data (title, caption, etc) is stored in a single convenient XML file which can be generated with our Windows GUI, or by hand.

SCIG is a PHP (currently being rewritten in Ruby) script which allows to create static representations of Rubiks Cube and similar puzzles. It is highly customizable and has many useful features like caching and drawing many cubes on one image.

This application generates a visualization of the all the activity within a subversion repository. It generates a frame for each hour of the life of the repository which can then be turned into a movie.

SPACS is an extension for Macromedia / Adobe Flash that automates flash tutorial creation. Using the SPACS panel, users submit a sequence of images, define hotspots which trigger question / answer sets, and outputs a flash file.(http://tinyurl.com/af6og5

The Standard Portlet Collection Project provides JSR-168 portlets which do not yet exist and which are reasonable for every community to use. At the moment we are developing an image gallery and a bannermanagement portlet.

ChBg2 is desktop background manager which allows you to exchange periodicaly your wallpaper. With same functionality you can use it as simple screensaver or xscreensaver hack. This is the new version ported to Gtk2 and Imlib2 libraries.

Graphite is a Python graphing package currently under development which uses either SPING or PIDDLE (http://piddle.sourceforge.net). It produces PS, PDF, SVG output, bitmap, TK or wXpython with optional modules.

Flash Tools based on Ming (ming.sourceforge.net) implemented in Python. Aim to provide a library of code between the ming library and a Flash GUI (which does not yet exist!). Features include SVG conversation and following specified paths.

SmartGallery is constructed as a thumbnails page where clicking on a small image will open a separate page which displays a big image. While a big image is displayed, the next one is preloaded automatically. Ideal for slow connections. Javascript based.

This is a python package that allows one to easily create timelines in object-oriented python which later renders to HTML.

IMS.Server is an image repository application, which allows to remotly upload, maintain context, categorize, manage and publish images and photos to single users, user-groups or to the public in a controled and secure manner.

Salto framework is an AJAX based framework which makes possible to build a Web application very quickly. Thanks to AJAX mechanism, datas exchanges between client side an server side are reduced. You are able to refresh only a part of the screen.