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ShowDown is a simple yet powerful tool for automating the process of finding and downloading new episodes of your favorite shows as they air. Simply choose your shows from the ever growing list of supported shows, then let ShowDown do the rest.
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Feedzeo is a RSS/RDF/Atom feed aggregator cum reader. It includes a backend Server which aggregates the feeds and an AJAX based Web client to access the feeds. Feedzeo Server is written in Java while client is written in HTML/javascript.
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RCPApps provides a number of Eclipse plugins and several RCP applications to demonstrate how to build portable Rich Client Applications in the Eclipse ecosystem. The plugins will work both inside Eclipse and as their own standalone applications.
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A small, low resource RSS aggregator, used to download BitTorrent files with an external client. Will support search terms, incremental downloading, and checking for already downloaded torrents.
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