5 projects tagged "Apache 2.0"
Updated 11 Jun 2010
jobhuntin
| Pop | 28.46 |
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| Vit | 33.24 |
jobhuntin is a recruitment portal engine. For job candidates, it features simple file upload, automatic parsing of resume text, a rich resume gallery, anonymous job searching, weekly job match reports, and advanced job filtering. For consultants, it features powerful searches, email alerts for new matches, the ability to save candidate lists, mass mailing, and the ability to post jobs.
Updated 13 Mar 2013
Excel2JSON
| Pop | 33.41 |
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| Vit | 10.02 |
Excel2JSON exports an Excel workbook into JSON, useful for Web applications powered by Excel xlsx files.
Updated 11 Mar 2013
WaldScan
| Pop | 30.69 |
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| Vit | 10.02 |
WaldScan is a PHP class which recursively scans a given directory for a list of selected file types. It has many uses for any Web page which serves files over HTTP/HTTPS, for a CLI program which does batch processing of files, or in cron jobs for caching file data for faster access.
Updated 26 May 2013
fuzzylite
| Pop | 36.63 |
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| Vit | 4.86 |
fuzzylite is a cross-platform fuzzy logic control library. It provides a natural and simple way of creating a fuzzy logic engine in a few steps using object-oriented programming. It allows you to easily add your own features to the library by just using inheritance. It only relies on the Standard Template Library (STL) which comes with C++. No third-party libraries (e.g., boost) are involved. As a library, it only contains the functions you need from a fuzzy logic controller. qtfuzzylite is a Graphic User Interface which uses fuzzylite to provide a nice and easy way to visually create your fuzzy logic controllers. It allows you to design your fuzzy logic controller and interactively play with it while observing its operation in realtime, and it allows you to export your controller to actual fuzzylite C++ code, so you only need to copy and paste it into your C++ application.
Updated 24 May 2012
Mole
| Pop | 62.94 |
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| Vit | 2.69 |
Mole (Mobile Organic Localization Engine) provides room-level geoposition estimates using existing WiFi infrastructure. When you create an entry in the database by naming a room, your and other users' mobile devices will recognize when they are in that room. Other applications can poll or monitor the current room estimate and act accordingly, with context aware behavior. Because too much WiFi scanning drains batteries, it uses accelerometers and other tricks to keep scanning to a minimum while keeping update latency reasonable.
