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Personal Weather Station is a simple educational project used for learning various skills in electronics and programming. The station will collect the data using a couple of sensors connected to a micro-controller. Collected data will be uploaded to an online weather server where visitors can see the collected data. Multiple stations can send data to the weather website and visitors can select which station to see using a simple search or selecting from a map. Sensors: - Precipitation...

A bbs project support by Struts2 Spring2 Hibernate3,Acegi may be a important part in this project,By using this project ,you can build you own custom-tailor bbs

CodeForge is a web based management application that helps to develop and maintain IT projects. THIS PROJECT IS A PROTOTYPE and further work on it has been stopped. A proper project is hosted by the Google Code with the same name.

The IU Autoconfig Server is a user management system for students, it provides a User Interface for System Administrators

An eco-system of RTSC-based embedded C/C++ components that furnish a rudimentary hardware abstraction layer comprising basic I/O and threading services which can support a wide-range of embedded platforms.

Deploid is a web-based resource deployment management system for managing resources in a multi-tiered web environment. It leverages the use of versioning control software to efficiently push resources to testing and production environments.

Purpose of this project is to make creation of NfSen plugins easier. We found it is often a network or security specialist who come up with the idea of extending NfSen functionality by creating a plugin. However, making such a plugin with reasonable usability is pretty time consuming and demands certain programming skills. nfPluger helps such people to create basic plugin with common components and provides useful help with its further development.

Etch is a cross-platform, language- and transport-independent framework for building and consuming network services. With Etch, service development and consumption becomes no more difficult than library development and consumption.