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Experiments, etc. tools, frameworks for version control, business rules, persistence, code generation, etc. not an active project these days.
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VersionWeb is a tool for web pages version control in web itself. VersionWeb allows the authors to do checkout a file, commit, add, remove, rename, etc, that is, the operations more common in version control. The authors can control the versions of your p
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Web-based development environment with Source Control, Bug Tracker, Designer and Chat. Completely .NET C# and ASP.NET.
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full cvs web based client using original cvs backend ofcourse:) this cvs web client is designed to be easy to use, and powerful cvs client
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Go from Code to Production URL in SecondsSkip the Kubernetes configs. Cloud Run handles HTTPS, scaling, and infrastructure automatically. Two million requests free per month.
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Evolution is a suite of easy-use API and tools help java applications to have the ability of file-based auto-update(from a configurable location). Using it will make your applications upgrade more smartly.
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CSV too heavy for you? Work on a web platform and want a simple way to manage versions of individual files? Simple version control with RCS Manager is for you! Built on a simple PHP platform with an itsy bitsy bit of C++, you'll be up and running!
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The Java Integrated Build Environment is a build environment that combines XP concepts like Continuous Integration with existing tools like Ant, JUnit, CruiseControl, CVS and Tomcat, to provide the community with a tool to build, test and release software
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Simple Firewall is a easy tool for administration users and access control. This tool is made for Linux. Using iptables for packet filtering Write in perl Save rules with xml. That can be run in bash shell and web via webmin. This version of firewa
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WebBTS - WebBTS is a tool created with PHP and MySQL to trace and mantain a bug database from the Web. With WebBTS you can manage bugs from a centralized place. WebBTS has suport to notify of operation on bugs via e-mail.
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Train ML Models With SQL You Already KnowBuild and deploy ML models using familiar SQL. Automate data prep with built-in Gemini. Query 1 TB and store 10 GB free monthly.
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XoopsForge is a Xoops Community development framework plugin - a SourceForge-like clone for team software development and collaboration. With options that make the difference between small and large companies. A stable release is available
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The CVS Log Stats Parser (cvsstats) is a suite of tools to gather information on a checked out CVS source tree. Stats are gathered globaly and on a per-user basis with the generation of text and graphic reports.
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If you are a admin some project, and you donot like CVS, you must have this! In public part, you can post current files, history of project, open tasks,... Developers can post new code and take the currently (like in CVS), send messages to other devs,...
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DocPosition is a content management system built for the web. It can be used to easily create and deploy large websites. It includes a set of components such as eCom, which is a complete ecommerce system.
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A limited-scope fork and extension of the popular 'cvsweb' work originated by Bill Fenner and heavily extended by Henner Zeller. Hoped-for extensions include getting this to also work with Subversion, and adding repository manage functionality.
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DocForger is a document management system allowing teams to work on documentation with one common source. Some of the features are versioning, permissions, and publishing. DocForger is written entirely in Java and is therefore platform independent.
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The new Ionia Student Online is a student information system for high schools, run from a web environment.
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A web interface to allow a user to browse a BitKeeper repository. bkwww was inspired by ViewCVS, so it implements the same features that ViewCVS provide, and some more that are specific for BitKeeper.
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Collaborative publishing system for periodicals and e-zines. On-web editing. Multi-user permission system. Assignment and workflow automation. Uses CVS to store revisions. Used at staff.daemonnews.org to publish www.daemonnews.org.
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Project Training System: Train all skills necessary during the development cycle of a software project. Communication between developers, testers, editors and users is technically supported by the sourceforge infrastructure. The project shall demonstrate
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CVS Web Client is the new name for a combined cvsweb+cvswebedit. It allows users to edit files in a CVS repository, using only a web browser.
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CVSBrowser provides web-based access to view CVS repositories, based on the cvs 'modules' file to more accurately reflecting the repository, and handling multiple repositories with individual configurations.
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This is a research project yielding a basis for a configuration management system (CMS) designed around the open source development (OSD) process. By first analyzing the OSD process and tools in its current state, the project aims to develop a system tha
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OpenStory is an initiative to create an open source, extensible alternative to Vignette StoryServer with the ability to use many programming languages for writing templates and have well documented protocols.
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CryptoGnome is an attempt to reinvent the wheel without reinventing the wheel. The final goal is an open source VCS similiar to ClearCase. There will be a major milestone at the CVS/PRCS level of functionality.
