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vim-plug is a minimalist open source Vim plugin manager that's easy to set up and easy to use. It's got a concise, intuitive syntax and a single file, no need for boilerplate code. vim-plug is able to do a number of things. Firstly, it can perform parallel installation/update (with any of +job, +python, +python3, +ruby, or Neovim) extremely fast. It can create shallow clones to consume the least amount of disk space and download time. It can review and rollback updates, and is capable of on-demand loading to ensure the fastest startup time. All these and more from one simple plugin manager.

A simple, free, unlimited, secure web-based tool that converts Microsoft Word documents (.docx) into Markdown (.md/.txt) and HTML files. Perfect for developers, writers, and anyone who needs to transform .docx MS Office Word documents into web-friendly or AI context friendly formats. Unlike those other jerks on the web that charge many dollars per month for this, I made it free, unlimited and open source. This is a better version of 'convert docx to txt' since .md files can be opened...

This Notepad++ plugin is simply a front-end to GTags (GNU Global source code tagging system): http://www.gnu.org/software/global/global.html It provides tools for easy code navigation. GTags binaries (Win32 ports) are needed by the plugin. Those are supplied with it for convenience.

Simple text editor for editing multiple language files in parallel. Corresponding translations are automatically highlighted in order to aid reviewing against multiple sources. Supports gettext PO and key = value format. Highly recommended for polyglots.

Shared Questionnaire System(SQS) is a full-functional Optical Mark Reader(OMR) form processing system implemented in Java-Swing, XSL-FO and AJAX with straightforward GUIs. It is aimed at developing social platform to share knowledge about questionnaire.

We are using a large archive of newspaper stories(GigaWordCorpus) as input to a parallel MPI program, and produce from that a list of top R terms of varying lengths M through N that are especially interesting. The program is done in C using MPI.