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iTagged is a Java Swing application that allows the user to create tags intuitively for the files stored on his/ her machine locally. This is a very effective tool to organize and book mark things that we deem necessary.
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"Findeo" is a plattform-independent open-source desktop-search tool, that supports many common file-types like MS-Word, PDF, etc.
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Management of Ad Campaigns. Initially it will be manage Google Adwords campaigns. This will be extended to Yahoo and other Adwords like campaigns.
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The application should take a directory and parse it recursively or not, and execute a given executor. The executors shuold be pluggable and rendered on the application's ui according to some strict rules.
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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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Looks at file names in a directory and finds common parts in them trying to search similar and repeated ones. Useful when you have multiple files which differ in checksum and somehow in names. You can collect them and make a decision afterwards.
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InfoSpace is an application which indexes and then allows you to search your personal information space, such as your email, your documents, your music, your videos, your Flickr account, your news feeds, the web pages you've visited and much more.
