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An Elixir-based built-in error-tracking solution

Free Open Source Reporting tool for .NET Core/.NET Framework that helps your application generate document-like reports.

...To facilitate prospecting for match candidates (blocking), the system builds and maintains an in-memory index of attribute values to identities. Because OYSTER has an identity management system, it also supports persistent identity identifiers. OYSTER is unique among other ER systems in that it is built to incorporate Entity Identity Information Management (EIIM). OYSTER supports EIIM by providing methods that enforce identifiers to be unique among identities, maintain persistent IDs over the life of an identity, and allowing the ability to fix false-positive and false-negative resolutions, which cannot be done with matching rules, through the use of assertion, traceability, and other features.

...It is intended to add to the application of automation to create, save, report output. Reports templates are stored in XML format. And can be stored and loaded from a file on disk, memory, or table blob fields. The library contains built-in designer, available in run-time, with the ability to work like a normal graphic editor. Possible conclusion of the tables of any SQL database, which is connected to the driver. And the output of any source data models, inherited from QAbstractItemModel.

Project has moved Github at https://github.com/zlogic/awesometracker This is a simple time tracker built with Java FX for UI, JPA and an H2 database for data storage, and dynamicreports for building PDF reports. I created the project after being frustrated with most free and open-source time tracking tools. Project is still under development and some nice (planned) features are not yet ready. Requires Java 8 to build and run.

...With a flexible Open Data Access framework, developers can write custom data drivers to access data from any source, including Big Data sources like Apache Hadoop, Cassandra, and MongoDB, along with all traditional relational databases, Flat Files, XML data streams, and data stored in proprietary systems. Built for embedding, BIRT includes APIs for data access, chart generation, output formats, content execution, and integration within larger applications.