391 projects tagged "User Interfaces"
Updated 18 May 2013
U.D.O.S. zero
| Pop | 29.26 |
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| Vit | 2.58 |
U.D.O.S. zero is a minimalistic C, ASCII, VRML, non-privileged User Distributed Operating System.
Updated 07 Feb 2013
Agile Toolkit
| Pop | 157.66 |
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| Vit | 9.05 |
Agile Toolkit is a powerful object-oriented platform for Web user interface development. It can help you build a simple administration system or Web data manager quickly and with ease. It focuses on seamless integration while being simple to learn. Agile Toolkit fills the gaps between ORM and the user interface. It lets you focus on the business logic of your application and leave implementation details (such as HTML, JavaScript, AJAX, and CSS) to Agile Toolkit.
Updated 15 May 2012
Curses Command Front-end
| Pop | 128.86 |
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| Vit | 4.22 |
CCFE is a simple tool to quickly supply an interactive screen-oriented interface to command line scripts and commands. It prompts users for the information needed to run the commands, and can be programmed with your preferred shell to provide predefined selections and run-time defaults. It also provides a menu system to hierarchically organize them and a viewer to browse the standard output and standard error of invoked scripts or commands.
Updated 18 Sep 2010
Squires
| Pop | 36.67 |
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| Vit | 1.00 |
Squires is a Python library which simplifies the creation of powerful self-documenting readline-based command line interfaces. Scripts using Squires have the following features in their interface: full readline bindings, tab completion of commands and their options, inline command help (which is accessed by pressing tab), option syntax validation, and hidden commands and options.
Updated 13 May 2013
JAXX
| Pop | 375.36 |
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| Vit | 56.38 |
JAXX is a system that allows you to describe Swing user interfaces in XML and then generate them. It includes support for common user interface elements such as navigation trees.
Updated 27 Feb 2010
Genparse
| Pop | 28.09 |
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| Vit | 34.36 |
Genparse is a generic command line parser generator. From a simple and concise specification file, you can define the command line parameters and switches that you would like to be able to pass to your program. Genparse creates the C, C++, or Java code of the parser for you.
Updated 12 Jan 2010
Naked Objects
| Pop | 27.42 |
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| Vit | 1.00 |
Naked Objects is an application development platform. It's called Naked Objects because all you need to develop are your domain objects; the Naked Objects platform automatically creates an object-oriented user interface (giving you the choice of different styles) and the underlying storage mechanism (again, giving you the choice as how to persist your objects).
Updated 22 Mar 2010
QtLua library
| Pop | 47.37 |
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| Vit | 1.95 |
The QtLua library aims to make Qt 4 applications scriptable using the Lua scripting language. It is an alternative to the QtScript module. QtLua does not generate or use generated binding code for Qt. Instead it provides useful C++ wrapper classes to make C++ and Lua objects accessible from both Lua and C++. It takes advantage of the Qt meta object system to expose QObject members to Lua scripts and comes with user manual and examples.
Updated 07 Feb 2010
GWTCOMP
| Pop | 30.95 |
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| Vit | 1.13 |
GWT Components (GWTCOMP) is a set of reusable graphical components for developing rich Web applications. GWTCOMP is developed using the Google Web Toolkit (GWT) framework and it supplements the features and services provided by GWT and other widget libraries. GWT is a popular framework from Google for developing AJAX applications using the Java programming language instead of HTML, JavaScript, and other scripting languages. Whereas the GWT framework provide low-level graphical objects for handling basic functions like buttons, images, and text boxes, GWTCOMP provides more complex graphical objects that are needed by real-life applications. An example of such an object is the Live Data Panel, which enables applications to display and update charts in real-time using a data source that resides in the server.
Updated 21 Feb 2010
gitg
| Pop | 150.06 |
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| Vit | 2.54 |
gitg targets cases where it is useful to provide a graphical representation of Git data or actions. The history view is a good example, where graphical representation helps to get an overview of the repository. gitg does not aim to be an advanced tool that allows access to every feature of Git through a graphical interface. However, it will try to incorporate common actions that might require multiple actions on the command line (like staging, unstaging, reverting, and committing).
