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LSystemBuilder is a program for editing and visualizing L-systems. LSystemBuilder makes it easy to explore fractals, FASS-curves and complex branching structures. Naturally LSystemBuilder comes packed with loads of predefined L-systems.
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Multired is middleware for automatic dynamic generation of multi-resolution representations for large spatio-temporal databases. It also provides an API which uses the middleware to support user-guided navigation of spatiotemporal data.
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Dolphin is a light scientific computing visualization platform with high portability.We provide the most common functions in the visualization application and easy plug-in development by Dolphin’s plug-in mechanism. Dolphin is under GPL licence!
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A framework for building, deploying and managing well-described REST-ful Web services, including REST-ful Web Services realizations for RSS, XML Topic Maps, Structured Arguments, and Workflow.
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Gear is a Parallax Inc. Propeller emulator, with support for step through debugging and component plug-ins. Requires .NET 2.0
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METIL is a python-like interpreted or compiled language made for speed and generic programming, as in C++ but with static symbolic computations, type propagation, "for" surdefinition. Object orientation is centered on properties, rather than hierarchy.
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The simplechart project uses Java2D with SWT to produce a simple Eclipse plug-in for plotting data and placing other objects on a chart. Customizable. Supports interactive zooming. Developers can create new objects by implementing an simple interface.
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Dynagraph for Windows is a graph editor and front-end for the platform-independent Dynagraph graph layout engines. It consists of the Montage OLE Client-Server library, COM wrappers for Dynagraph, and graph editing components.
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Vector Visuals provides an easy-to-use, object-based API for creating and manipulating Java2D-rendered shapes and images. It features object embedding, dynamic connectors, and multithreaded task support.
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KAGEfx is a framework to load shader programs based on the OpenGL Shading Language contained within an XML file that holds descriptive metadata about the shader and to replace shader modules on the fly with respect to their level-of-detail metadata.
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hlv is a collection of high level view plugins for eclipse. A the moment it will just be a call graph view using the zest toolkit and GEF.
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g2 is an easy to use, portable and powerful 2D graphics library. It provides a comprehensive set of functions for simultaneous generation of graphical output on different types of devices.
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J-gramS is a diagram editor that uses Java and SWT. Similar to idraw and xfig it focuses on creating diagrams easily without a complicated user interface. Diagrams produced by J-gramS are saved as SVG or a number of image formats.
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A system for developing custom XML editors with ease. XML editors are built from Java editing components.
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SenseRank Sys: - builds the dictionaries (multidim matrices) of words’ values; - for the set utterance in certain language builds a figure in multidimensional space (in the matrix space) of values (visual schema), which is topological view of sense
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A Java API for using suffix trees with natural language and an Eclipse/SWT-based GUI for suffix tree visualization using Graphviz.
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SMRJ (Simple Multicast Remote Java) is a java library that allows delegating several remote objects by a single client-side proxy.
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VTK.NET is a .NET wrapper for the Visualization Toolkit. With it, you can write Windows Forms applications in C#, managed C++, Visual Basic, or J#. It includes a Windows Forms Control for drag and drop design of forms.
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Prenzl!! is a desktop application and a screen saver running artistic cellular automata. The application is based on an Eclipse architecture and the rules can be in native. Our mission is to provide a viewer and an SDK for this kind of art, called CArt.
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NTW is a cross-platform client/server protocol and widget toolkit that allows efficient remote operation, even over slow networks. Its goal is to be able to serve hundreds of remote clients with a single inexpensive server.
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Servlet debugging support: Introspects the content of request, session and servlet context, appends a HTML representations of the data to the HTML pages served by the engine. Strategies used for introspection and visualization purpose are plugable.
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The VilAug framework for visual linguistics! This gadget contains an IconNet with icons like WordNet and an IconMessenger as instant messenger. A new ontology is used, grammars for visual languages designed. A language with signs? Create it with VilAug.
