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Bibliophile is a loose grouping of independent OS or GPL bibliographic systems and aims at promoting discussion, standards and the development of common utilities.
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biblios is a web-based (for now) library manager. It uses MySQL and PHP4. It needs just a web client.
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Objective: To add capabilities to Bind 9 that will allow Bind backend databases to support adding and removing zones without interrupting normal server operation.
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Biscuitlog is a database AND community for information on sound recordings. It allows users to share information on obscure musical recordings and friendly banter as well.
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PHP/MySQL based DNS (BIND 9,tinydns) administration with support for primary and secondary zones, user authentication, User and Admin account types, and restricted access for user accounts to certain primary and secondary zones.
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Blargon is the first project that has been rewritten from the ground up to comply with the Japha 2.0.0 API. It has been updated to adhere to the MVC standards that are expected by a small scale, enterprise quality application.
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Blog Oriented Publishing (BOP) is a database-backed web content management system designed to offer users with limited privledges on their web server the benefits of a sophisticated CMS.
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Bloom is a great rule-based development framework for websites, web applications and CMSs. Bloom (web-loom) rules promote consistent look and feel and integration of HTML, CSS, JavaScript, data model, etc. Bloom applications are single HTML pages (SPADE).
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BlueFractal ("Building a Logically Unified Environment using Fractal principles") has been renamed to Centrallix. See http://centrallix.sourceforge.net/ for its new home page.
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The intension of the BlueWonder-Project is to build a PHP5-Framework for development of all kind of web-applications. Our goal is to provide components which helps to develop these application in a very easy and rubust way.
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Bobcat Open Source Software is an umbrella project of a number of open-source software projects developed at Ohio University, including, among others, a distributed process management system, a meeting scheduling tool, and a performance evaluation tool.
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This is a recipe manager written in Ruby with MySQL database (rails) that allows easy sorting and searching using group tags. It will have integrated support for unit conversion and for the resizing of portions.
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A book library management module for the ArsDigita Community System (ACS). Provides library/collection management and procurement. Planned improvements include Z39.50 interface, better community functions and loan management.
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Botkiller is a php-script which helps to flood the databases of bots, searching the web for email-adresses. Its goal is to create a huge network of servers running the script and to trap the bots in it while feeding it useless adresses.
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BracketTool automates the creation of tournament brackets to help organize competition among players or teams. It is written in Java, with a JSP web interface to access a database, allowing users to view the current progress of the tournament.
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To provide a bunch of useful applications for daily use. The first of those applications was donated by NIH\'s DECA, it\'s called REX and is a Request/Bug tracker. All applications will be Struts 1.1 and greater based.
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This is a GPL variant project of the BIE product. The Business Integration Engine (BIE) is a full-featured EAI server which allows companies to integrate disparate systems, create and manage agile business processes, and easily service oriented arch...
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The C++ Common Persistent Objects library is a template based toolkit library for use in creating flat file streaming of objects, streaming of objects over the internet using a variety of protocols, and oodbms solutions.
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C-Arbre provides all the tools needed to publish categorized resources, documents, files, news articles and events in order to setup an Intranet or a web portal, plus some groupware and knowledge management functions (webmail, planning, contacts...)
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C-Cramp is a tool for a mysql database with data about music, DJs, shows, etc. for non-profit (college/university) radio stations that play music from hard media (CDs/vinyl). The primary focus is tracking & music and generating logs using a php frontend.
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C-squares
Concise spatial query and representation system (c-squares)
C-squares is an easily implemented method for storage, querying and display of spatial data locations, based on a hierarchical, grid-based representation of the Earth' surface. Source code for encoding, decoding, mapping, etc. is provided via this site. Additional support is available by contacting the system developer, Tony.Rees@marinespecies.org; see also the c-squares home page at http://www.cmar.csiro.au/csquares/ .