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Stigg | SaaS Monetization and Entitlements APIA monetization platform is a standalone middleware that sits between your application and your business applications, as part of the modern enterprise billing stack. Stigg unifies all the APIs and abstractions billing and platform engineers had to build and maintain in-house otherwise. Acting as your centralized source of truth, with a highly scalable and flexible entitlements management, rolling out any pricing and packaging change is now a self-service, risk-free, exercise.
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A easy basic in order to make games in 2d style amos for linux and windows The basic it comprises a module runtime, ide examples and games.
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Wrye Bash has moved to Github! Downloads: https://github.com/wrye-bash/wrye-bash/releases Code: https://github.com/wrye-bash/wrye-bash
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We are an amateur group of programmers and hackers. Coming to help you and bring you joy in using your computer. Site Admin - Dakota
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Driver support for 3D Controller Hardware. We hope to support SDL Input, DirectInput, and other major controller API's including game consoles and embedded systems.
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Rev Your Digital Product Delivery EnginePlanview links your technology vision directly to teams' daily work, providing complete visibility and control over your digital product delivery ecosystem.
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The Fury² Game Creation System is a game development toolkit for the 32-bit Windows platform, designed to allow the creation of complex multimedia software and games with minimal unnecessary effort (i.e. reinventing the wheel.)
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Empire Land Game of world rule! A realtime, multiplayer, medieval, web-game with a moduler architecture. Capable of running on multiple servers.
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Manticore is a 2-D graphics/multimedia library currently for Windows-based platforms. It uses DirectX as its backbone and comes in an easy-to-use, class-module system for use in Visual Basic, Visual C++, or any other language supporting ActiveX DLLs.
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