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The standard date and time classes prior to Java SE 8 are poor. By tackling this problem head-on, Joda-Time became the de facto standard date and time library for Java prior to Java SE 8. Note that from Java SE 8 onwards, users are asked to migrate to java.time (JSR-310) - a core part of the JDK which replaces this project. The design allows for multiple calendar systems, while still providing a simple API.

NOTICE: for the time bieng we are at http://code.google.com/p/persian-calendar/ a light-weight and easy to use Persian Calendar system (known as jalali or shamsi) for JDK. algorithms for converting Julian days to the Persian calendar, and vice versa are adopted from "casema.nl/couprie/calmath/persian/index.html" written entirely in VB. The algorithms is not exactly the same as the original. I've done some minor changes in the sake of performances and corrected some bugs. By...

Nomad PIM is a free extensible personal information manager. It contains modules for personal notes, journal, address book, personal finances, task management, time tracking and evaluating basic fitness measurements.

Class Schedule Generator generates all the possible combination of courses to form a schedule for a semester. It will create a schedule according to your criteria, such as the time range and the number of credit hours.

Consultant Communicator (ConsultComm) is a small, lightweight, platform-independent program written in Java that allows anyone managing multiple projects, clients or tasks to effectively keep track of exactly how long they've spent on each project.

A simple Calendar written in Java

MOVED: https://github.com/dcbriccetti/dbschools

BPMspace is open for extensions and free to use. BPMspace connects business processes with each other, similar to a relational database. Learn how to build/model a CMS and CMDB: http://www.mitsm.de/schulungen/spezial-schulungen/itil-cmdb-modellierung-und-konzeption

Job Application Tracker within a Java Servlet JSP SQL Frame work. If you have to apply, possibly, for hundreds of jobs, here is a base frame to do so. Since I now have a job, i donate what I used to open source.

Meddix is a Java Swing-based desktop application to run on all OS platforms. It helps medics working in remote locations and very small clinics by providing a tool to control inventory and maintain patient records.

Libellus is a pocket agenda or PIM. It allows one to schedule events, hold a contact list, view a calendar and perform a few other odds and ends tasks.

MightyCal is a web-based calendaring system that aims to be the "MS Access {tm}" of the calendaring world. Built on Zope and Apache Cocoon, MightyCal provides the ability to develop custom calendars, with output in HTML, PDF, RTF & many other formats

B-Itineris is a database program to keep track of train journeys on the Belgian NMBS/SNCB network. It allows to save detailed information about rolling stock, trains, lines, stops, journeys, etc. and generates comprehensive statistics.