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This is a web based application (or set of libraries) to enable a user to store details of upcoming TV programs and display those details in multiple ways including adding to Google calendar. This project may also contain other usefull RSS generating scr
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Local Exchange and Trading System (LETS) written in Ruby on Rails. uses REST to exchange trading messages to other LETS. handles OpenID.
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Search though multiple (configurable) information sources at once: results are presented side-by-side. Intended to support all information sources that implement OpenSearch, and more.
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The Blogpolis Software is an easy to use and webbased Blog-Management-System for political Blog-Carnivals. The software is programmed in PHP, uses a MySQL Database and is licensed under the Free Software licence GPL 3.
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Error to trace to log to deploy. One click. No SSH.AppSignal links every error to the trace, the trace to the log, the log to the deploy that shipped it.
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WebSiMon is the system for website monitoring. It should to provide you to check updates on resources.
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A java framework for developing applications that aggregate data from different sources and combines their responses.It can be used for developing web mashups or as a lightweight enterprise service bus (ESB) in service oriented architectures (SOA).
