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Eclipse's Subversive plug-ins allow usage of the Subversion version control from within your Eclipse workspace, however these plug-ins require a SVN connector in order to work. This connector is based on the SVKit toolkit, which in itslef is a pure Java based SVN library. Apart from offering Subversion functionality this connector also allows you to extend and plugin your own custom conflict resolution handler, using Eclipse's extension points. For more information see the Wiki.

sdSVN is a Subversion (SVN) client GUI like WinCVS written in Java using Swing Application Framework and SVNKit.

This app tells you the speed limit worldwide. To get Speed Limits: Step 1: Drive around. When you see a speed limit sign, tap the screen and add it. You have to do this part to get official data. It helps us. Step 2: When you get home, using WIFI, tap the empty screen->Settings->Sync-SyncNow. This can take several hours, do it at night. Terms of use. The goals of this app are: 1. No network use. This project is specifically for a low cost data logger. If a fancier version is desired...

Wiki application based on SVN as storage, Velocity to display pages, Lucene to search and programmable using Groovy.

A simple tool for bootloading a Texas Instruments TMS320F28016 DSP using the asynchronous serial bus, either to execute from SRAM, or to burn images into FLASH memory.

Jistory is an Eclipse plug-in for history sensitive detection of design anomalies in source code. This plug-in aims to aid the developer in writing better code by using history sensitive heuristics to analyse multiple versions of source code.