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WhiteStarUML
UML modeling tool derived from StarUML compatible with Windows 7-10
WhiteStarUML is a fork of StarUML 5.0 providing a number of bug fixes and improving compatibility with modern operating systems. -
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BianLian Framework plan to establish a cross-platform, cross-language, JSF .NET like solution. To make all the GUI (both JSF .net and so on) INDEPENDENT to implementation. PS, BianLian is the famous Chinese art with about 1000 years history.
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NClass is a free tool to easily create UML class diagrams with full C# and Java language support.
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...Create stored procedures, views, and tables on the database side, then use DataLG to create an assembly (and its source) to interact with them. Works with: Ms Sql Server, Sqlite 3, Mysql 4-5, and PostgreSQL.
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...The project contain ease-to-use library and modeling graphical tool. Project define simple identical API for Finite State Machines for both language bindings (C# and Java).
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Water: a fast, secure, dynamic OO language and database. Water is an all-purpose language (and meta-language) that runs Web applications in the browser or server-side. Water is compatible with .NET, Java, and C on Windows, Linux and Mac OS X system.
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Amber.net is a lightweight R/O mapper framework for .net, which easy database access without XML descriptors. It uses reflection and annotations for the CRUD cycle of c# objects. Amber.net is dot net version of original java version of Amber
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CUAHSI ODM API implements in Stored Procedures for MySQL and SQLServer, ODM web api implement REST interface, provide internet user full operation on remote ODM via the internet,Joe Hu MapWindow software lab,Idaho State Univer
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pmMDA - poor man MDA - is a pragmatic MDA code generation engine based on Velocity. The implementation is done in Java. The input model is defined using UML tools - e.g. ArgoUML -. Target frameworks are provided to realize complex applications.
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Omnigraphs are a formal extension of hypergraphs with the ability of edges to connect to multiple nodes and edges. This project hosts the Ogre compilers.
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a framework library with a template method interface and inheritable classes for an executable process design which produces an executable which is both a GUI and a console application. It provides multi-threading for work items of the provider process .
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Phorm is an ORM (Object Relational Mapping) tool for php and .net. It works as a plugin of DBDesigner, a freely available tool which allows to graphically design a database schema.
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RADLib is a graphics library. It was written in order to help developers design graphics applications easily and quickly. The library is available for .NET, Java, Delphi, Kylix.
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The Project aims to fulfill the following specific objectives of Computer Education, Supportive Education and Information Service Delivery, while in operation.
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