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Mainly this project aims at easing startup and use of XCSoar (see xcsoar.org) on Kobo Mini. But the scope of use should not be limited solely to XCSoar. The Launcher should be small in code size, reuse most of the original libraries, provide flexible configuration to any application that might be ported to the Kobo Mini. It supports customizable fonts, toolbox-pages, buttons (also graphical), labels, autostart and sleep timers.

Chrome Extensions is a collection of WebRTC-focused Chrome extension examples from Muaz Khan. It includes extensions for recording screens, sharing desktops, sharing application windows, capturing YouTube audio, and related browser media workflows. The repository is organized as a set of small extension projects rather than one single application. Developers can study the source code to understand Chrome extension permissions, desktop capture behavior, and WebRTC media integration. Some entries link to Chrome Web Store installs, while the repository itself provides the implementation code. ...

...Greenlet is most effective when the work being done has relatively small inputs/outputs. One such example would be fetching a network resource when only a subset of the resulting information is needed. Greenlet will even accept and optimize transferables as arguments to and from a greenlet worker function.

Store.js is a cross-browser JavaScript storage library for simple client-side key-value persistence. It provides a small API for common storage actions such as setting, getting, removing, and iterating over saved values. The library was created to smooth over browser differences and give developers a consistent way to store data without cookies or Flash. It can use mechanisms such as localStorage, globalStorage, and userData behavior depending on browser support. store.js also supports plugin-based storage extensions and extra functionality for broader use cases. ...

The open source sensor network. Remotely monitor and control sensors over IP networks. Configure, control and monitor sensors from a web browser, receive e-mail and text message alerts, and trigger control commands based on sensor conditions.

Web VMStat is a small web application that displays live Linux system statistics in the browser. It takes the type of data normally shown by the vmstat command and presents it in a cleaner visual interface. The app streams system metrics through WebSocket communication using websocketd. It charts those metrics with Smoothie Charts, giving users a live view of CPU, memory, I/O, swap, and other system activity.

The iF.SVNAdmin application is a web based GUI to your Subversion authorization file. It is based on PHP 5.3 and requires a web server (Apache) to be installed. (+ LDAP integration; no database required)