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code-creation-kit has moved to https://github.com/squeakycode/code-creation-kit

This application performs the same tasks as crontab without crontab... Open and close an application at a specific date and/or time per second. Task management is easy, the timer can be run alone on stations and servers or with the main software. Chronotop is designed for Linux (with dialog boxes) and for Windows (Vista/10/11) with .Net framework.

The dotCODES Source Control Maintenance Mainframe for Visual Studio is an administrator console application for developing dotCODES components. Built upon a Python foundation, the program is used to create data center routines (Unix packages) and maintain enterprise cloud services (CGI scripts/Apache) by means of building dotCODES runtimes and deploying them to and from the client server.

Pools of Virtual Boxes (POVB) aims to make it easy to deploy Linux Condor pools on Windows based machines using Virtual Box virtual machines.

Redirects incoming commands from COM1 to the command prompt and returns results from command prompt back out COM1. This is primarily useful for automation of Windows servers via console in Linux virtualization environments(ex: KVM, XEN, etc.)

The FrameCode.NET project is a collection of articles and sample code in all kinds of programming languages that point out hints, tips, tricks, samples, and much more. Articles are community driven and are provided by the public!

Multi-purpose, platform/language independent Server with the ability to handle multiple concurrent connections on 1 socket, interactively/dynamically starting and stopping service modules. Needs only 1 port opened to access many different services.

SimMetrics is a Similarity Metric Library, e.g. from edit distance's (Levenshtein, Gotoh, Jaro etc) to other metrics, (e.g Soundex, Chapman). Work provided by UK Sheffield University funded by (AKT) an IRC sponsored by EPSRC, grant number GR/N15764/01.

Avignon is an acceptance test system that allows you to write executable tests in a language that you define. It uses XML to define the syntax of the language but, if you choose to extend the language, leaves the semantics of the tests up to you.