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PythonQt
Dynamic Python binding for Qt Applications
NOTE: PythonQt has been moved to https://github.com/MeVisLab/pythonqt PythonQt is a dynamic and lightweight script binding of the Qt framework to the Python language. It can be easily embedded into Qt applications and makes any QObject derived object scriptable via Python without the need of wrapper code generation. -
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PhpMyCodeGenerator is a code generator framework, which allows you to create code generators as PHP functions and provide input to the code generators through an Excel/Calc file. PhpMyCellScript allows you to write programs directly in Excel/Calc.
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CriticAL
A Critic for APIs and Libraries
CriticAL: A Critic for API and Libraries. This project provides a framework for critiquing API-client code in three ways: i) it explains the complex interaction of API elements, ii) it criticizes the improper use of the API, and iii) it recommends the related API elements that may be needed next by the user. -
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Put Java code embedded in your HTML pages, executed client-side (as old JavaScript) with all its power and ease of use (a lot MORE than old JavaScript)!!!
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ATTENTION! For various reasons, the infrastructure of the Reuseware project has moved. All information and latest versions are available via the new Reuseware webpage: http://reuseware.org
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An framework for rapid development of web applications that emphasizes complete separation of markup from code, ease of use and seamless integration with Java.
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eval is a header-only library for writing C++ scripts. The main aim of the library is to provide means for calling compiled C++ functions/methods/constructors from within a script. An eval script can take arguments, as well as return arbitrary values.
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The Generic Analyzer is a framework in Java that is designed to allow users to build, quickly and easily, compilers and interpreters without the need to implement all the complex steps of a translator.
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Remote Invocation Framework (RIF) is a framework for RMI that is 100% dynamic and uses WS over HTTP and HTTPS for brokering. Finally a framework exists to enable RMI with less that 6 lines of code including both the client & server side.
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OpenXL provides a flexible, platform-independent SOA/Web Service middleware and workflow programming language (SLL). OpenXL supports the creation, provisioning and execution of Web Services as well as the integration of code written in BPEL, Java, etc.
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Tiqi Programming Language. A new comprehensive language compiled natively to machine code or to Objective-C.
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A script editor (stored as xml) that displays the code in a graphical way. You can code mainly using your mouse. You can also run your script in one click. Easy manipulation of files, IO, mails, loops, directories... 'XS' stands for 'Xml Script'.
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Java Web Application Framework. Write good-looking, styled, hacker-proof, well-behaving, customizable, content-rich Java web applications easy in a minimum time using designers & framework services.
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