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Blade UI Kit
A set of renderless components to utilise in your Laravel Blade views
Blade UI Kit is a set of renderless components to utilize in your Laravel Blade views. In all essence, it's a collection of useful utilities, connect the dots between different parts of the TALL stack. It was made for Blade, Laravel's powerful templating engine. -
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EJE (Everyone's Java Editor)
Learn Java the easy way!
EJE is a simple Java editor, perfect to learn Java, without learning a complex development tool. EJE is multi-platform (written in Java), light- weight, user-friendly and have several useful basic features. A good help to start with Java! Supports the study of the Java for Aliens book (www.javaforaliens.com), or other my books (Italian Language) like www.nuovojava.it. You don't need to install the JDK anymore (the runtime is embedded). See the video "How to create the "Hello World App in 20... -
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NanoH5 (tsl2nano)
java bean / database driven zero code application framework
NanoH5 (or FullRelation) is a fullstack UI implementation framework providing a model driven design (MDA). Build a complete html5 application through a given class- or database-model without coding (coding APIs are available). -
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zibaldone
c++/java library for thread support and other useful stuff
Description zibaldone is a c++/java library for multithread programming. Currently zibaldone provides the following functionalities: => a class named "Thread" that (likewise what happens in Java) is to be inherited to create user thread. => event communications management between threads (design pattern observer) => socket support class (both PF_LOCAL and AF_INET on Linux, AF_INET on windows) => Serial port communication support class => Timer objects => Logging... -
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Twitter Util
Wonderful reusable code from Twitter
Twitter Util is a collection of utility libraries used at Twitter, covering concurrency (Futures, Promises), timing, caching, I/O helpers, validation, stats collection, and Scala–Java interoperability. Designed for reliability and efficiency in high-scale systems. -
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ocapi
C-level driver collection for MSP430 and derivatives
... as the hardware abstraction layer for the MSP430 port of the Takatuka Java virtual machine (JVM). Before it can be used, the library must be built from the sources provided here. The build environment allows for fine grained configuration of the library's functionality and target system. -
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timer review
review what you have done in a timer long as you want.
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GWT-TimeSlider
A TimeSlider animation for GWT-Applications.
With the GWT-TimeSlider you can start and stop or change the speed of a slider animation. It is build with standard GWT-Elements, so no extra libraries are needed. The class TestData.java creates a set of dates which are used for the time range of the slider. The starting point is the oldest date and the slider goes over all dates in between. To have a smooth animation of the TimeSlider, enough data is needed as steps in between. A timer i called every 50 milliseconds and each call... -
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jObject.js
Simple JavaScript API
jObject.js is a Simple JavaScript API to help users develop web app clients much easier and faster . It provides CSS manipulation,supports get elements by Class includes Event handling,Form validation, simplified AJAX, graceful ModalWindow, Calendar, Timer and some System support functions such as Java like System.out.println(). Every thing in this API is encapsulated in objects.It is also a cross browser compatible API. jObject.js lets you sleep earlier -
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SnapMan is a tiny java program with an integrated timer (opensymphony quartz). It takes snapshots of your desktop in regular intervals and saves it into a specified folder. Intervals and target folder is made configurable. Cron/At compatible expressions.
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Commonj Jboss Service based on myFoo implementation. This mbean is useful when you want run WorkManager and Timer under jboss. (ex. porting apps from ibm or bea to jboss). Use Foo-CommonJ as JSR 237 Implementation
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rtusd is a foundation set of real time enabled User Space Devices/Drivers designed to link to HRT high resolution Timer controlled POSIX threads and link re-factored Linux hdw drivers for 2.6.18+. rtusd propogates Linux RT to user space generically.
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ShutdownMe is a simple java utility that helps you to shutdown, restart, hibernate, and log off your computer using a timer which you can specify. This version support only windows. github.com/MohamedWael/ShutdownMe/ I hope you to like it, enjoy.
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