5 projects tagged "framework"
Water drop can apply the water drop effect to Web page elements. It creates an animation effect on a given page element that seems like a drop of water appeared over that page element. The water drop color, the animation speed, and the drop expand and fade effects are configurable options. This object is available as a standalone object or as a jQuery plug-in.
Blur effect is an object that can apply the blur effect to HTML page elements. It takes the identifier of a given page element and starts an animation effect that progressively alters CSS properties of that element that make it appear blurred. Different CSS properties may be altered depending on the capabilities of the current browser. The object can also execute an animation that reverts the blur effect of the element. There are versions of the object either based or not in the jQuery library.
Sploitego is a rapid local transform development framework for Maltego. The original focus of Sploitego was to provide a set of transforms that would aid in the execution of penetration tests and vulnerability assessments. It has become evident that the framework can be used for much more than that. Sploitego is perfect for anyone wishing to graphically represent their data in Maltego without hassle. It has generated interest from digital forensics analysts and pen-testers, and even psychologists. Core features include an easily extensible and configurable framework, scripts for debugging, configuring, and installing transforms, auxiliary modules focused on Open Source Intelligence gathering as well as penetration testing, and a number of awesome pen-testing transforms.
Arcavias is an e-commerce framework for Web shops, consisting of an e-commerce library, an administration interface, and different frontends. It's a modular stack which offers flexibility and speed. Unlike other Web shops, it's not a monolithic application. Instead, you have a choice between several user frontends, and you can adapt them to your needs or write one of your own.