196 projects tagged "English"
APIlity Agua is an AJAX application that allows users to manage their Google AdWords accounts in an interactive and asynchronous way. The application behaves almost like a program on your desktop, but runs entirely in your Web browser. The name Agua stands for APIlity GUI for AdWords.
Adianti Framework provides an architecture for developing PHP applications, reducing development costs, and helping developers write less code. It is a component-based and event-driven framework which uses commonly-known enterprise design patterns like MVC (Model View Controller), Front Controller, and ORM (Object-Relational Mapping) design patterns like Active Record and Repository. It provides two different widget toolkits, one for Web applications (HTML/CSS) and another for graphical applications (with a Graphical User Interface) which uses Gtk internally. The developer can write one set of code, and it can run in a Web environment and also as a graphical application.
AgentWeb is an on-going project to develop a client-side Web-based end-user programming environment to be used by typical Web users and communities for developing and sharing interactive artifacts. AgentWeb consists of a plugin architecture for supporting development of interactive applications in different domains and provides an agent-based, event-based, visual programming paradigm for building interactive applications over DSLs of different application domains.
Aftpd is an FTP server for anonymous access designed for Unix-like operating systems. It uses an asynchronous model of connection processing and provides service for all users within a single process; can use multiple threads to run more efficiently on multi-core systems, with each thread serving multiple clients simultaneously; uses effective mechanisms of transferring files, minimizing copying of data in RAM (sendfile or a combination of the system calls mmap/writev); uses effective event notification schemes (kqueue on FreeBSD and epoll on Linux); uses poll or select in older systems; and supports IPv6. For safety, it works as an unprivileged user and uses chroot.
AsterClick is a system for developing with Asterisk AMI and HTML5 WebSockets. It is composed of two parts: a server-side middleware and a client-side JavaScript class. The server-side middleware mediates between Asterisk AMI and multiple HTML5 browsers connected via WebSockets. The JavaScript class manages the WebSockets connection and provides methods like addEventListener() and removeEventListener() that take AMI events as parameters. AsterClick does away with browsers polling servers by exploiting the persistent nature of HTML5 WebSocket connections. The communications protocol between client and server is based on XML. Commands can be sent via the JavaScript class using XML strings, XML objects, or JSON objects. A client can connect to multiple Asterisk servers at the same time. The server-side component of AsterClick has hooks for both custom AsterClick commands and server side plugins and related events that all share the same XML stream.
Awesum is a graphical checksum verification utility. It is very easy to use and includes support for both MD5 and SHA checksum algorithms. Unlike many checksum verification utilities, it features a progress bar that makes working with large files (such as CD-ROM ISO images) much more bearable.
Biomechanical ToolKit (BTK) is a cross-platform library for biomechanical analysis. It can read and write a large variety of file formats used in biomechanics, and can modify them. All these operations can be done with the C++ API or with the wrappers included (Python, Octave, and Matlab). The goal of this project is to help the community share data without the restriction of the file format or the biomecanical model provided by the manufacturer of the acquisition system.