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gRPC is a C-based high performance remote procedure call (RPC) framework that can run in any environment. It efficiently connects services in and across data centers with plenty of support, and can also connect mobile devices and browser clients to backend services. Essentially, it makes it easier for you to create distributed applications and services.

Restful Web Service adapter for the NextBus prediction and transit network reporting service. This implementation uses XSD Schema, JAXB and a domain object model to decouple the consuming application from the over-the-wire representation of the data. NextBus is currently providing real-time bus data in several major metro transit agencies including, but not limited to MBTA (Boston), Toronto, Seattle, Brooklyn, Staten Island as well as a number of University towns. In additional to the...

XooNIps is a XOOPS-based infrastructure for the neuroinformatics platforms.

This project will be a collection of tools that will allow manipulation of the PDN . These tools are mainly being developed for use on the N800 Internet tablet. These tools will be writen in Perl, Python and C and should run on all Unix platforms

Af-Arch is an Open Source N-tier framework to build distribuited applications. Its license schema allows Open Source and commercial (closed source) applications. This is the foundation to build an new set of applications in a fast and reliable way.

The emerge toolkit is a state-preserved web development framework. Build your whole application in one easy place. Uses O/R Mapping on the back-end, and Comet-style sockets on the front. http://emergetk.com

commTee is a system which is used to store informations received from mobile clients (Phone, PND, PDA, ...). The system is able to work with about 10k nodes. Used protocols and technologies: UDP, TCP/IP, Sockets, Java, Hibernate, OSGI

Guberno is a versatile framework that allows web based administration of any application you want.

Gefira is an umbrella project for various opensource-related projects, usually backend or middleware oriented.