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The Coffee Maker is just like the Blender node editor. i would like to create an IDE for creating drag and drop software. The idea is to graphically allow computer novices to easily create software by using already built components.
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ShutdownMe is a simple java utility that helps you to shutdown, restart, hibernate, and log off your computer using a timer which you can specify. This version support only windows. github.com/MohamedWael/ShutdownMe/ I hope you to like it, enjoy.
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The Auckland Layout Model is a platform-independent 2D layout technology for arranging the controls in a GUI. The model supports the specification of constraints based on linear algebra, and an optimal layout is calculated using linear programming.
