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Radix is a RAD framework for creating native XML web applications. Complete web applications can be created without programming knowledge using XML, XSLT, XPath and related technologies. Radix can be extended using Java, JavaScript, Python, and Tcl.
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Ports for building and installing GNOME on CRUX GNU/Linux, or other distributions using Per Lidén's pkgutils package system. Highlights of these ports include removal of gtk-doc/NLS and no stray files during the build process.
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To assemble, using existing and new Open Source components, a full featured Accounting and Business Information Management System specifically for Small to Medium Enterprise.
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Wenost simplifies the process of building and maintaining larger web sites by hand. Wenost is used in conjunction with PPWizard, a free HTML pre-processor. For examples of websites built with wenost see www.csem.org.uk and the wenost project website.
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This project has moved to: http://vger.kernel.org/vger-lists.html#linux-kbuild Here, you can find the old mailing list, files and website regarding: Linux kernel build. Patches, documentation, and auxilary programs related to the kernel configuration
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The System Modeling Workbench is a collection of tools for editing, storing, analyzing and verifying models. It is based on the OMG MOF and UML standards and it is implemented using the Python programming language.
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A generic game engine built on top of libksd (http://libksd.sourceforge.net/) using the Atlas (http://www.worldforge.org/website/protocols/) for the network protocol.
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PyREXX is a interprocess messaging server for routing remote prodecure calls using xml-based messages (Jabber, XML-RPC, etc), which will allow programs to interact more easily.
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AlsaPlayer-Python is a set of python bindings. It allows you to write custom interfaces for AlsaPlayer using the full power of the Python language. Also provided is a Python module to control AlsaPlayer from external programs.
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Provide tools to support Donald Knuth's Literate Programming using XML instead of TeX. Is not based on any specific DTD or programming language, but instead uses processing instructions for processing the literate programs.
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Data server for user intelligent agents. Written in Python, using XML-RPC as client/server communication and RDBMS as storage.
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PM2HTML takes PageMaker files and makes a cohesive newspaper website. It comprises a PMScript that exports all stories to a directory of tagged txts, and a python program to act as a converter to turn those tagged text files into HTML, a parser to guess
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The Ottawa Python Authors Group is devoted to learning, using, and providing resources to the Python programming language.
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Glimmer is a code editor for GNOME, using Python as a scripting language for extending it's capabilities.
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PyCrust is an interactive Python shell written in Python using wxPython. PyCrust is now part of wxPython (www.wxpython.org), so packaged files are no longer available here, and the latest development version has moved to the wxWindows CVS repository.
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ePolyglot is a set of libraries, classes, and tools which enable Eiffel to interoperate with Python and, to an extent, Haskell. Features for using Python objects from Eiffel, Eiffel objects from Python, and Haskell functions from Eiffel are included.
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Chasm is a language using assembler meat with C style bone. It provide the C style flow control statement to make assembler code easier to write and easier to maintain. All the register/memory modify code is in the assembler, give the programmer the de
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Python ServerPages aims to provide easy and intuitive dynamic scripting ability like that of Embeded Perl, but using Python as the scripting language.
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YakTrack is a lightweight issue-tracking system written in Python and using XML as a storage medium. Users may define issue types, submit and query issues, and edit existing issues as they wish. Console, email, and CGI interfaces are included.
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Jacomma is a framework for developing network-aware reactive information agents, using the ICM agent communication infrastructure. It offers transparent ICM bindings for java, and includes a lightweight agent execution environment.
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A simple perl (or python) CGI that exports the MainLine of a CVS repository as a website. In use since 1998, recently added Subversion support to help migrate away from CVS.
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The gstring class is meant to be a replacement for using char* in c++. Afterall, who can't use a good gstring?
