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Select2
The jQuery replacement for select boxes
Select2 is a jQuery-based replacement for select boxes that allows for searching, tagging, pagination of results, remote data sets, and many other useful options. It’s ideal for enhancing native selects in terms of search and interface, easily loading data from JavaScript, paging and working with large datasets and more. Select2 comes with remote data support and built-in full browser support, be it for modern or legacy browsers. Select2 is also fully extensible, with a great selection of plugins and themes you can choose from to customize it to your needs. -
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Easyspider - Distributed Web Crawler
Easy Spider is a distributed Perl Web Crawler Project from 2006
Easy Spider is a distributed Perl Web Crawler Project from 2006. It features code from crawling webpages, distributing it to a server and generating xml files from it. The client site can be any computer (Windows or Linux) and the Server stores all data. Websites that use EasySpider Crawling for Article Writing... -
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The Lemur Project
Search engine and data mining applications and ClueWeb datasets.
The Lemur Project develops search engines, browser toolbars, text analysis tools, and data resources that support research and development of information retrieval and text mining software, including the Indri search engine in C++, the Galago search engine research framework in Java, the RankLib learning to rank library, ClueWeb09 and ClueWeb12 datasets and the Sifaka data mining application. -
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C-squares
Concise spatial query and representation system (c-squares)
C-squares is an easily implemented method for storage, querying and display of spatial data locations, based on a hierarchical, grid-based representation of the Earth' surface. Source code for encoding, decoding, mapping, etc. is provided via this site. Additional support is available by contacting the system developer, Tony.Rees@marinespecies.org; see also the c-squares home page at http://www.cmar.csiro.au/csquares/ . -
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Thunder Manga Downloader
Browse,read and download manga online
This software browse,read and download manga online -
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enviroHash
A network utility to MD5 hash and catalog a running file system.
enviroHash is a network utility designed to be executed standalone or through remote management software. It uses fsum by Slavasoft to hash all accessible files within a scope that is defined through command line arguments. Uppon completion enviroHash will generate a .txt output file that contains a "hash","filename" pair delimited by commas. This file can then be imported into the enviroHashBrowser so that System Administrators can search a host or all hosts for particular filename or hash value, and compare one host to another to view similarities/differences. ... -
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Simple Fast Dictionary
Simple, small and fast dictionary lib on C
The library does quick search of dictionary words in arbitrary input strings. Known problems are known. :) See appropriate section in documentation. Also, only ASCII words and strings for now. -
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Pypes is a framework which allows users to break complex data processing logic down into a series of smaller less complex tasks. These tasks, referred to as components, can then be connected so that the output of one becomes the input to another.
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The Informa library provides a convenient Java API for handling news channels and metadata about them. Different syntax formats (RSS 0.91, 1.0, 2.0 and Atom 0.3, 1.0) for feeds are supported. Also support for channel information descriptions (OPML) avail
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IMDBServices = C# framework, library (collection of classes) for easy integration of IMDB content (movie and actors (cast) details) in your applications. Easy(simple interfaces), Fast(multithreaded), Offline support, Pluggable storage(SQL, XML)
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Thenali is a content management system software project aimed to support the publication and maintenance of educational counselling and career counselling information website.
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A servlet that generates html indexes for your music collection, for easy browsing and listening to your remote vorbis files ;) Using XSLT as stylesheet.
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Project B is a platform for various Bible programs using Java. It will support desktop applications like the On-Line Bible and Sword, there is a Servlet interface, some add-in macros for MS Word. Other interfaces are in development.
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Anarchivist is the name of the rewrite of the AustLII software (www.austlii.edu.au). The project seeks to produce a full-text indexing search engine (for remote and local documents) and an XML/XSLT based document repository, among others.
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We're creating web software for music fans and musicians to use to support their local bands. See http://g27.org to see it in action.
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