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The All-In-One Google Workspace Management Tool for IT AdminsgPanel by Promevo streamlines administration, security, and user management, giving organizations full control over their Google Workspace.
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Designer and Creator - Mike Krueger: Maintainer - Clayton Harbour What is Sharpcvslib? Sharpcvslib is a client cvs library written in c#. What can it do for you? It can be used in your applications to allow access to cvs repositories. It supp
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SCMAPI is a set of libraries for dealing with various source control management systems (such as CVS , subversion , perforce ).
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All Things Performance and Partner Marketing, All in One PlaceAutomatically tie revenue back to campaigns, channels, publishers, and networks through marketing attribution. Spend less time juggling reports, and more time optimizing for growth by using a single operating solution for partner and performance marketing.
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c#.net Mail notification system to combine CVSNT actions and send notification e-mails to subscribed users. Primarily used to combine and mail Commits, Tags, and Watches/Edits on files.
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FARCVS is a plugin to the FAR file manager (http://farmanager.com), a Norton Commanger clone. Provides a UI for working with CVS: checkin and checkout, diffing and merging files, viewing statuses, etc... Written in C# using a .NET wrapper around FAR API.
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NetCvsLib is a CVS client written entirely in C# for the .NET platform. It is implemented as an assembly, and thus can easily be incorporated into other projects.
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Group project to develop a campground reservation system as part of a Software Engineering class requirement.
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