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    Flickr Mass Uploader

    Flickr Mass Uploader

    Backup or Restore your photos to/from Flickr

    This is a GUI or command line tool to backup / upload your photos and videos to flickr or restore / download photos and videos from Flickr
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    rowGrid.js

    rowGrid.js

    A small, lightweight JavaScript plugin for placing items

    rowGrid.js is a small, lightweight (~1000 bytes gzipped) jQuery plugin for placing images (or other items) in straight rows. The grid is similar to grids on Google Image Search, Flickr, Shutterstock and Google+ images. All items must have the same height but the width can be variable. RowGrid.js justifies the items in straight rows so that the width of the rows equals the width of the container/parent element. At first, rowGrid.js adjusts the margin between the items. If this is not enough rowGrid.js scales down the items.
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    flickrsync

    Command line to to sync photos to Flickr

    flickrsync is a command line tool written in Perl that aims to backup a complete directory structure to Flickr. It creates separate albums on Flickr based on the directory structure of the images. The main goal is to upload all pictures without requiring to move them to new folders. It relies on a few Perl packages mainly to handle HTTP requests and the file system. You should create Your own Flickr API keys, authentication token and add them to the application after You have downloaded it.
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    OOF: the very open Flash components
    OOF is a set of components which enable designers to create a back office, a front office, dynamic sites, forms, rich applications, database driven applications... This done with Flash or SILEX, by designers without programming skills.
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    Python implementation of the Flickr API. Has been discontinued here and moved to a new comfortable home at http://stuvel.eu/flickrapi
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    phleackr is a PHP binding for the Flickr API, using the XML-RPC format and thought to be compatible with PHP4 and PHP5, while avoiding the need for PEAR packages. in the future it will also support the REST format.
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    Python implementation of the Flickr API along with some useful tools.
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    Jon's Flickr API is Java wrapper for the Flickr API.
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