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clickTk
clickTk is a graphical editor to generate Perl/Tk GUI.
clickTk is a graphical editor that helps Perl/Tk programmers create Perl/Tk applications consisting of several more or less sophisticated dialogs. The main goal is to generate Perl/Tk code in form of scripts, subroutines and classes (megawidgets) which can be embedded in the application with or without minor manual interventions -
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Programmers love to add "todo" notes to the code, where they remain hidden. Todoler is a simple Perl script that parses any text file extracting all "todo"s and placing them into a XML file for import into project management tools.
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JMake is a small tool written in Perl (so Perl is required to run this tool), that helps java programmers do certain things a make is supposed to do, like compiling project, packaging jar file, etc.
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Automated build system. CVS commit / watch / tag notification via email, newsgroup, and/or IRC. Console-based file manipulation tools and utilities. XML-based file copy/FTP script. IRC session logger. Synchronize web site with CVS. GPL. Tested on
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...List of features includes: search for a street and address, search for a bus route, information about objects, plugin architecture, easy customizable code and DB. Based on Macromedia FLASH technolog
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Scientific Literate Programming using LaTeX, like tgrind but with high level comments. In other words, a source code fontifier for literate (real) programmers using LaTeX comments.
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NWSL (was NetScript) is an interpreted language based on XML, which supports web-programmers in creating websites or portals containing dynamic content. It also supports XSLT-Transformations for dividing content and presentation.
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Denwer is a collection of often-used web-servers for web-programmers. It is used to debug web-sites under Win32. Denwer includes: friendly installer; Apache; PHP; MySQL; Perl; virtual host management system; phpMyAdmin; sendmail stub; start/stop manager.
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A resource for all developers working with the Trillian Messenger API. Our goal is to be a repository for any source code / libraries that may be of use to programmers working with Trillian. It is also a place to find community written documentation.
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Programmers' tool written in Perl for taking periodic snapshots (incremental backups) of source codes. Modifications between snapshots are displayed in 2-column format.
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This tiny Perl scipt can save hours for PalmOS prc-tools programmers especially for a multi-segment project build with multigen. While current multigen technique requires explicit section specification in prototype for each function that doesn't belon
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Embedded churn will provide developers the freedom to configure an embedded system for any target architecture from a defined template . The ability to deploy the custom image on a flash based device depending on the application of the embedded linux de
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