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Blubber system is an Eclipse RCP application for distributed systems modeling. Designed for university researches and inlcudes: task graph editor; graph transformation tools; graph modelling on distributed system; real-time modelling on GerdaFramework.

A group of generic tools and containers for using in logical and mathematical terms. Lisp like type-safe n-Trees.

BlueBoy SIS is a full school admin program. You will be able to track a student from day one in your school. Enter grades for report card and transcript printing. Uses PHP4 and MySQL

BlueOxygen Brigade is an exam online develop by BlueOxygen Team. this is an exam online system to create online certification, there is curicullum lead, instrucutor, question bank, and student that join and take the exam.

Blue|Smash is a python based tool for pentesting bluetooth enabled devices. Blue|Smash version 1.* is mainly based on bluetooth enabled phones and was build for the backtrack live CD but version 2.0 (still in dev) will contain audits for all sorts of dev

BoPlanets is a virtual planetarium showing the planets relatively to any observing planet. The planets can be viewed in ecliptical-, equatorial- or horizontal view. The times of rise, transit and set of a planet can be determined. Click on the link below to the web site of BoPlanets to see the help file of BoPlanets.

Board Game Language (BGL, pronounced "bagel") is a natural language syntax programming language for first-time programmers. It uses board games as a metaphor for programming concepts, with the goal of teaching users the foundations of programming.

BoardWars is a teaching utility for computer science classes. It runs as a server supporting multiple turn based board games. The games are played by supplying the AI code in java or c++. BoardWars was funded by the University of Iowa

Bodington is a free VLE. Users can upload content, host discussions, publish/manage external links, make interactive resources, eg customised logbooks, peer-reviewed reflective diaries/e-portfolios, multiple choice tests, short answer papers (QTI) ...

This is a game written in Java. Uses 3d graphics API from java

Source code for the book "Writing an Interpreter for Object Pascal: Part 2 This is the second part of a series that will show you how to write an interactive interpreter in Object Pascal. Part 2 describes the building of the first version of a virtual machine together with a simple assembler. The book combines the virtual machine with the syntax checker for the Rhodus language. Intermediate code is generated directly as the source code is parsed. At the end of Part II, the reader will be a very serviceable interpreter that supports user-defined functions, built-in functions, string, and list support together with a range of looping constructs. A simple console application is provided to allow users to exercise the interpreter. The book provides fully working open-source code (also deposited at Github) and explains in plain English how the code works and why certain decisions were made. The book makes liberal use of code throughout the book chapters. Everything is done without the

This is a simple application where you can add, edit, delete and search for book excerpts. It is created using Python, Tkinter, and Pmw. This is recommended to students who wants to easily search through piles of books by adding any book snippets.

BookWorm is a system where people can post book reviews and comment on the reviews of other people. Administrators can also post sites which they think are appropriate and would be interesting for book reviews.

Bookingpad is an online booking system. It aims are: 1) To provide an easy to use interface for people booking, 2) To be flexible enough to be used for a variety of purposes. 3) Take online payments (through PayPal).

An application for managing your (e)Book collection.

Book management system with webservice written in php

Hi dear friends, In my free time I have created a setup that can allow to run Borland C++ in fullscreen in Windows 7 and Ubuntu (Tested in Ubuntu 12.04) machines. Now it is easy to use our popular Borland C++ in Windows 7 or in Ubuntu machine. This setup will do all for you and it will create a shortcut on desktop named as "BorlandC" to access Borland C++. I have named it as "BorlandC in fullscreen by JTW" . Its current version is 1.0.

Boundary Shift Integral

An experimental file reader, useful for people interested in speed-reading. There are several modes for mirroring characters, words or lines.

This software is an experimental visual file reader, useful e.g. for people interested in speed-reading and brain-training.

Boxman (Also called Sokoban Pushbox) is a transport puzzle in witch the player pushed boxes around a maze, viewed from above, and tries to put them in designated location. Only one box may be pushed at a time, and boxes cannot be pulled. This Game is coded in Caml language, So to try it, you need to compile it first with Camllight.

An interactive GUI for designing friendship bracelets. See the project Home Page for web use of the latest stable release.

The Braille Writing Tutor, a project of TechBridgeWorld research group at Carnegie Mellon University, is a simple and inexpensive device that provides braille writing practice for the visually impaired. Hardware specifications and software included.

This is a bidirectional braille translator program written in Common Lisp. Japanese and English is almost completed; other languages are experimental statuses so far. I'm ready to translate Japanese in source code into English according to its worth.

The Brain Tokyo Workshop repository hosts a collection of research materials and experimental code developed by the Google Brain team based in Tokyo. It showcases a variety of cutting-edge projects in artificial intelligence, particularly in the areas of neuroevolution, reinforcement learning, and model interpretability. Each project explores innovative approaches to learning, prediction, and creativity in neural networks, often through unconventional or biologically inspired methods. The repository includes implementations, experimental data, and supporting research papers that accompany published studies. Notable works such as Weight Agnostic Neural Networks and Neuroevolution of Self-Interpretable Agents highlight the team’s exploration of how AI can learn more efficiently and transparently. Overall, this repository serves as an open research hub for sharing ideas and advancing the understanding of intelligent systems.