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WinPen++
A powerful HTML, C#, PHP editor for windows
Please note: this project is no longer (actively) maintained. Current version: 1.5 WinPen++ is a simple but expanding Windows editor for HTML, XML, PHP, JavaScript, Lua and C#. Since it uses the latest technology, WinPen is available for Windows Server 2008 and above. Users without the latest update (SRV2008, SRV2012, Vista, 7) will have to download the Installer for .NET 4.6 from Microsoft (link is in ReadMe.txt). -
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The PTK tool is Rational Rose plug-in that offers a support for PASSI (a Process for Agent Societies Specification and Implementation) a step-by-step requirement-to-code methodology for designing and developing multi-agent societies.
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UI Test Automation Tool for Internet Explorer, using XML as scripting language. Uses the browser to record and generate user interaction/events, supports validation and custom hooks/plug-ins.
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COM (or ActiveX) components to access stored e-mails (handy for webmail app). Also provides a framework for plug-ins that can be added to allow access to other mail store formats. First plug-ins: Mozilla Thunderbird and Pegasus/Mercury Mail.
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NESide is an IDE specially made for coding in assembly language for the NES. Featuring syntax-coloring and integrated editors for palette and name tables. Also includes a plug-in system for extensibility.
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