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Log4brains
Log and publish your architecture decisions (ADR)
Log4brains is a docs-as-code knowledge base for your development and infrastructure projects. It enables you to log Architecture Decision Records (ADR) right from your IDE and to publish them automatically as a static website. -
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GTFV
A File Viewer That Can Open And Search Multiple Very Large Text Files
Gigantic Text File Viewer (GTFV) is a software tool that eases the task of opening and searching very large text files. GTFV connects to and opens multiple very large text files for your viewing and searching, without consuming much memory. GTFV is ideal for viewing and searching large log files, even those still being written to. GTFV also contains tools to monitor the activity in specified files and to bring them to notice when they are changed. -
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TextExtractor
Extracts plain text from a variety of different file types
TextExtractor extracts plain text from hundreds of different file types, storing the text extracted in suitably named text files. TextExtractor 1.10 works in six different modes :- Instant Mode - Just select any file and extract the text from it. Batch Mode - Select a group of files and extract the text from all of them in one go. Polling Mode - Watch a folder location, processing new files as they appear there. Hierarchical Mode - Extract Text from files in a directory... -
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LogDruid
Generate charts and reports using data gathered in log files
An application to gather, aggregate, chart and report information originating from any log files. It uses regular expressions that are constructed graphically and can be tested in the application against samples. Once configured for a specific type of log file set, the gathering and display of the chart for a new files set can be done in just one click. Contains a sample template to handle few log types: Java GC log, OpenDS access log, Apache access log... -
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GloVe
GloVe model for distributed word representation
GloVe is an unsupervised learning algorithm for obtaining vector representations for words. Training is performed on aggregated global word-word co-occurrence statistics from a corpus, and the resulting representations showcase interesting linear substructures of the word vector space. The links provided contain word vectors obtained from the respective corpora. If you want word vectors trained on massive web datasets, you need only download one of these text files! Pre-trained word vectors... -
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WinTailViewer++
Tool that allows to tail log files
...WinTailViewer++ is a lightweight LOG viewer that enables you to open and monitor log files as they are being updated. Optionally, users can set WinTailViewer++ to place itself on top of all the other windows or adjust the opacity of the main interface in order to use another program while reading the log." -
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Dive Log Book is a easy to use logbook for scuba diving. It makes possible to log basic dive data, notes with photos, weather conditions and provides simple statistics. Data can be exported into TXT document, PDF document and interactive HTML page.
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