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...Mongoose offers an uncomplicated schema-based solution, and comes with nifty features like type casting, validation, query building, and business logic hooks right out of the box. Mongoose also has a rich set of plugins made by the community and you can write your own to make Mongoose an even better solution for your needs.

...A large set of modules (free and open source) supporting code management (generation/reverse), modeling standards (TOGAF, SysML, SoaML, ...), document generation, ... is available from the Modelio Store (https://store.modelio.org/). Need help or want to share experience with the Modelio community? Go to our forum: https://www.modelio.org/forum/index.html.

...With the aim to develop large-scale, data-driven models, the main architectural choice of JAS-mine is to use whenever possible standard, open-source tools already available in the software development community. It has built-in utilities for communicating with an underlying relational database. In addition, the platform provides standard tools which are frequently used both in agent-based modelling and dynamic microsimulations, like design of experiments (DOE), run-time monitoring and visualization with plots and graphs (GUI), I/O communication and statistical analysis. ...

Although the research community around combinatorial interaction testing has been very active for several years, it has failed to find common solutions on some issues. First of all, there is not a common abstract nor concrete language to express combinatorial problems. Combinatorial testing generator tools are strongly decoupled making difficult their interoperability and the exchange of models and data.

...Because a refactoring and the work of separation of enterprise business function are performing all together in order to make StarUML NS, enterprise solution built, into open-source, the Community Edition of StarUML NS is not completely finished. All of you may test this community edition, and then please send us any suggestions, the bugs about function; thereby we really believe that your participation will be contributed to the advancement in the product.

The Structure-Based Internet Topology gEnerator (S-BITE) is an Autonomous System (AS) level topology generator for the Internet. The generator exploits a technique that partitions the network topology into two distinct blocks: the Core, which captures the underlying community structure of the Internet, and the Periphery, representing the “tendrils” of the topology. Thanks to this layering, S-BITE is able to accurately reproduce Internet topology at the statistical level,matching classical graph metrics, and represent its structure. S-BITE is mostly implemented in C and depends on the igraph library available at http://igraph.sourceforge.net In order to speed up the execution of the different components, the package uses shell scripts.

...Moreover, it let you self-generate pages/sections/actions/CSS/javascript by COORAD model objects and create your own models. So, you can share all your objects with the COORAD community and speed up your development. COORAD is a real general purpose application to build your own applications: simple sites, Content Managment Systems, Enterprise Resource Planners, etc.

The Gateways Team of the Live-Virtual-Constructive Architecture Roadmap Implementation (LVCAR-I) effort is developing a set of tools that will support the gateway community. One of these tools is the Simulation Data Exchange Model (SDEM) Mapping Language (SML) Editor. The tool provides the ability to import two SDEMs in their native language and subsequently view the entities that need to be mapped between the two SDEMs. The SDEM Editor also allows the user to create these mappings and store the result in an SML file.

This project documents the development of a suite of ns2 grid network simulators that was done as part of the EC-GIN project. The aim is to refine and develop these simulators to provide input to the larger ns2 and grid simulation community.

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JRequisite is an agile requirement management tool. Its main goal is to give the developer community a free, user friendly, and powerfull tool for requirement analysis and change management.

The project we are undertaking is to come up with a community website to facilitate all. The development will involve a mix of various components. It will primarily use EJB 3.0 with MySQL at the backend. The web 2.0 front end will be Ajax based.

This project aims to provide a generic machine vision platform. We welcome all developer to share and to learn create plug-in for the community. The founders of this project are A.N.Y. Albert/Nelson/Yuzzairee