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Ditto Edge Server is a lightweight standalone server for resource-constrained edge environments, based on the core Ditto Edge SDK.Ditto's Edge SDK is the only thing your edge devices need to ensure your application is operational in any environment, regardless of network conditions.
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Create custom docs, forms, apps, e-signatures, and surveys with Titan.Create custom docs, forms, apps, e-signatures, and surveys with Titan’s full-suite of enterprise applications designed to integrate seamlessly with Salesforce data across your entire organization. #1 on the Salesforce appexchange
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This is a collection of small to mid-sized tools I wrote, mostly in java. this includes an XML-Parser and a 3d engine. Please see the homepage for a closer description
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XMLSP - XML Stream Parser is a small & simple XML parser for C++. It uses STL for lists and strings. This tiny XML parser source code is less than 20kb in size. It support custom entities and special characters. Now with optional DOM support.
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Ptarmigan is a SAX event generator that produces schema-conforming XML content from the metadata found in media files and streams. It supports MP3 ID3 (v1 & v2), Vorbis/Ogg, FLAC, WMA and playlists (M3U, PLS, ASX and B4S). Initial implementation in Java.
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Small Java Library for SVG (sjlsvg) is a simple library for draw svg vector image on Java platform. The library will be as small as possible (XML parser, SVG render, ...) for use as "small" applet or in Mobile platforms (PalmOs, PocketPC, ...)
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Papirfly: Best user-friendly DAM and Content Creation SoftwarePapirfly provides a single online destination for all your employees and other stakeholders who are engaging with your brand, ensuring consistency in all aspects of their communications. Teams can produce infinite studio-standard marketing materials from bespoke templates, store, share and adapt them for their own markets and stay firmly educated on the brand’s purpose, guidelines and evolution – with no specialist skills or agency help necessary.
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