Search Results for "network tools"

Sophisticated environment for developing web-based applications. It includes lots of handy low-level components including: 1/ mySql interface, including table creation, tables as class, query as iterator 2/ html generation 3/ multi-lingual ability 4/ html form field handling 5/ etc. On top of this is a high-level framework that allows rapid development of database apps including seach/create/display/update, user navigation between related entities and much more. Included, as a...

Toes Online is a person registration and management system which can be used by organisations to registrate members. It is a powerful tool with many features, including e-mailing, grouping and financial tools, with much focus on security and easy usage.

A resource for political accountability; a compilation of statistics and information on Canadian Members of Parliament, and possibly other levels of government. The project includes the website code, as well as the tools used to extract the informati

FNA is a command line tool for creating and analyzing financial networks with concepts developed in social network analysis and network science. NOTE: the project has been moved to http://code.google.com/p/financial-network-analyzer/

GameWeb is a web-based platform for experimental games research. GameWeb allows users to track mouse movements, create, adjust, pause and monitor games from a web interface. Based upon Apache, MySQL, and PHP projects.

gSwing is free software for viewing election results and a collection of tools for maintaining the data. It shows the perfomance of the main parties in elections over a number of years in a series of charts and graphs. gSwing is written in java.

LiNeTT stands for Little Network Toolkit. It aims at fill the lack of easy to use tools for social network analysis. Students and social scientists can easily describes social networks, weighted or not, and obtain visual representations and measurements.

The Microdata Management Toolkit is a collection of tools for documenting, disseminating and preserving survey and census microdata The project is sponsored by the International Household Survey Network with financial support from the World Bank.

QuEd (Questionnaire Editor) is a web-based questionnaire creator/distributor. It will feature statistical analysis for results and other tools, including a customisable user interface.