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Muse: Middleware Universal Scripting idE
DevOps Automate: WebSphere; WebLogic; JBoss; Glassfish; Tomcat; Linux.
Simplify... Aggregate... Automate... Simplify... *** OPEN SOURCE - GPL3/EPL. Use Python / Jython to automate WebSphere, WebLogic, JBoss, Glassfish and Tomcat Middleware Estates over JMX, both SSL and non-SSL + Linux SSH (agent-less). Target all 5 servers and Linux from the same workspace. Familiar Eclipse based Jython Development IDE, pre-configured and ready to go. 4-Click Installer. Win x64, Linux WINE x64. Built-In JVM. Java 8/9/10, Amazon Corretto, JETPack13/14/16, IBM SDK... -
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Adventure IDE
General-Purpose IDE, Lightweight Text Editor
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tinyfilemanager
Web based File Manager in PHP, Single File and light weight
Tiny PHP File Manager It is a simple, fast and small file manager with single php file. It is also a web code editor. It'll run either online or locally, on Linux, Windows or Mac based platforms. The only requirement is to have PHP 5.5+ available. -
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Emacs Anywhere
Configurable automation + hooks called with application information
Emacs Anywhere provides configurable automation and hooks containing window info, so you can bust moves anywhere in a quick, customizable fashion. Open System Preferences and navigate to keyboard > shortcuts > Services. Check the box beside "Emacs Anywhere", click "Add Shortcut" and key a shortcut. In order to use Emacs Anywhere, you must use Xorg as your window manager. You can switch your window manager in Ubuntu by going to the login screen, clicking the cog icon, and selecting Xorg. -
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