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Java based library for processing framework to support Korg USB/MIDI controllers (keyboard, surfaces et.c)
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Everytime Eclipse starts, Random Splash Screen overwrites Eclipse's splash screen with a random image picked from your personal image folder. This image is then displayed on the next Eclipse start. Staring at the splash screen is not annoying anymore!
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A Java Swing interface which exposes the functionality provided by Picasa's Web Albums. Allows you to connect to a Picasaweb account, view/add/delete albums, download/delete/upload/preview photos, and copy photos from one account to a different account.
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JLoom is a JSP like template language for text generation - e.g. source code, HTML, XML. JLoom templates are modular encapsulated. Parameters can be any Java type, even Generics or Varargs. There is a plugin for Eclipse and a command line tool.
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Picsart Enterprise Background Removal API for Stunning eCommerce VisualsWith our Remove Background API tool, you can access the transformative capabilities of automation , which will allow you to turn any photo asset into compelling product imagery. With elevated visuals quality on your digital platforms, you can captivate your audience, and therefore achieve higher engagement and sales.
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AbuGraph is a freely available Java application for the layout and visualization of directed graphs. Bound to a TCP port, it supports dynamic graph creation receiving commands from a telnet console or another third party application.
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Small Java efficiency and productivity utilities as both stand alone programs and simple APIs. Including sipplets for GUI (Swing), threading and XML, plus utilities for SQL and XML. Download the wheel here!
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Libraries for rapid development of Augmented Environment / Reality systems. Cross-platform, though hardware interfacing is currently provided mainly for Windows. Provides encapsulated video capture, image processing, multi-threading and OpenGL renderer.
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An Iris Recognition system written in Java. Acquires an image, locates the iris and produces a unique 'iris profile' for it. Will be fully supported by its own GUI but potentially linked into other applications, such as xlock.
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Toxicity is a open source XML microkernel for document oriented development based on Java. It provides support for processing all kinds of informations that can be represented in form of XML documents.
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Mouse Gestures is an open source (LGPL) pure Java library for recognition and processing mouse gestures. With Mouse Gestures you have a fast way to execute commands without using the keyboard, menus or toolbars. Compatible with JDK1.3, JDK1.4 and JDK1.5.
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NiceSTEP is a set of Java components that replaces package java.awt and gives your Java application the look and feel of NeXTstep, GNUstep, and WindowMaker. Includes Slide Projector image viewer, FTP, Editor, and CD Burner.
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An experimental set of tools for text analysis and dictionary construction. One goal is to improve text-input e.g. on devices with touchscreens using dictionary-based symbolic on-screen keyboards.
