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LighTemplate is a Lightweight Templating Class written in PHP 5 to generate whatever text content you want ((x)HTML, XML, Text, ...). No cache (not needed, it is fast enough), no plugins (not needed, they would make it slower).

The classes in stdfuncs.inc.php provide general functions you can use while developping a PHP Application / Website or whatever. - Debugging - Time measurment - Sorting and Grouping - JSON Encoding - XML-Reading - FileSystem - Date handling

phook is a userspace tool which injects code into an application to make it do whatever you want. It has a modular design to allow users use different plugins. Default plugins are able to read and write into file descriptors belonging to another process.

Simple wiki requiring perl 5.003 or higher. One script does it all. Drop it in cgi-bin, adjust the path to where you want to have your pages stored and go. Runs under httpi, apache, whatever you have. Drop it in. Use it. No perl modules required.

Laziza is a TCP Server, listening to clients JSFL commands on port 1212, running on a windows machine with Flash mx2004/8. It allows to make whatever can be done locally with JSFL and can send flash outputs and errors to the connected clients (eg telnet)

This framework written in object oriented PHP4 can create RSS 2.0 feeds. Because the transformation from objects to RSS feed happens via XSLT, you can just as well transform the objects into whatever you want, if you have your own transformation file.

Lamp5 is a PHP5-specific project with the eventual goal of creating or contributing to Web 3.0, 4.0, or whatever they're on by the time we get there.

Pymerase is a tool intended to generate a python object model, relational database, and an object-relational model connecting the two. However it has been extended to also output webpages and can be easily extended to output whatever else you might like.

An experimental templates-based framework for whatever webinterface system. Target is to develop an easy, extreme flexibile and easy-to-use system for a very quick developing based on the templates and object programming.

An engine for world scripting. Worlds may be games, or internet browsers, word processors, whatever the scripter can and wants to create.

Sort taglib is a taglib that let you sort a collection by any properties in ascending or descending order. You could also sort on several columns. For example, in your store cart, you could let the user to sort by price or artile name or whatever.

You can consider this a general "Java File Object Correction" project. It seeks to add in whatever features are missing or weak in the Java File implementation. For example, currently in Java, once a file is made read-only it cannot be reset back to a w

Implementation neutral logging in Java - binds to whatever logging package it finds on the classpath (Log4J, LogKit, JDK 1.4 logging supported) and exposes a unified interface to it. JULog is for logging what JAXP is for XML parsing in Java!

Compares two values of any type and structure and returns true if they are the same. It does a deep comparison of the structures, so a hash of a hash of a whatever will be compared correctly. This is especially useful for writing unit tests!

Perl Secure Conf (PSC) is a suid C program which reads a protected configuration file (containing passwords, secret data, whatever) and then drops its privilege. Now, in unpriviledged mode PSC execs a perl script, leaving a handle to the protected conf.

The goal of this project is to develop a useable linux environment for the Palm hardware platform. This includes a boot loader, kernel (uclinux), user interface (shell/gui), kernel drivers and whatever else is needed to make such an environment possible

A snippet management project that is ideal for code, notes, thoughts and whatever else comes to mind! Can be deployed locally, on an intranet or on the internet.

Aquarium controller that will control and log all aspects of single and multiple aquariums. Will log and control Temp, Light, Salinity, Water levels and whatever else I can think of.

...Point any service at it, see every request in a dashboard. Persistent, forwardable, replayable. You create an endpoint. You get a URL like https://yourserver:8080/w/01HXY.../. Point Stripe, GitHub, Twilio -- whatever -- at that URL. Every request is captured and shown in a split-pane inspector: headers, body, query params, source IP, timing. You can append any path after the endpoint ID. So https://yourserver:8080/w/01HXY.../stripe/webhook and https://yourserver:8080/w/01HXY.../github/push both go to the same endpoint, with the sub-path captured. ...

...It would be cool to know how people are putting it to use and any improvements contributed back to the project would be appreciated. I have absolutely no intention to step on anyone toes. If anyone has a legal issue with this project, please contact me and I'll do whatever is necessary to rectify the situation.