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xProcess, for project management and process improvement, focuses particularly on agile and priority-driven approaches. The preconfigured processes, eg. Scrum, FDD, Prince2, Unified, can be tailored. Gantt/Burndowns/target status are continually updated.
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A tabbed Personal organiser that contains an address book, an interactive calender, an email client, and a place to do your personal finances. wrote completely in VB.Net, using Visual Studio 2008
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JFlightLog is a FREE, graphical pilot log for Ms Windows and others(it's java). Saves as Excel XLS, PDF, CSV or TXT. Imports CSV from other logbook programs or spreadsheets. Prints entries directly. Auto-creates charts for visualizing flight times.
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A collection of functions to assist team work within a small to medium enterprise: Address Book, Calendar, Timesheet, Document Management, Email
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Stop Storing Third-Party Tokens in Your DatabaseRolling your own OAuth token storage can be a security liability. Token Vault securely stores access and refresh tokens from federated providers and handles exchange and renewal automatically. Connected accounts, refresh exchange, and privileged worker flows included.
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JGTD is a new way of tracking your things to do. Based on the book "Get things done" from David Allen the main idea is to free your mind of all the "stuffs" and categorize them in projects and contexts.
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