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oracle-architect-tools
oracle pl/sql based tools for design development and maintenance
A suite of open source utilities written in Oracle PL/SQL for schema instrumentation, auditing, schema administration scripting, ddl mapping and migration code generation, dml package generation, and xml service package generation based on metadata tables -
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JAS-mine
Toolkit for agent-based & dynamic microsimulation modelling
JAS-mine is a Java platform that aims at providing a unique simulation tool for discrete-event simulations, including agent-based and microsimulation models. 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... -
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A set of tools and utilities that allow development teams to practice code generation techniques in a scalable and extensible manner. This is based on the style of code generation found in Ruby on Rails.
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