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Schoodule is a set of programs to automatically generate schedules for schools. It is mainly meant for the Flemish educational system, but it might be usefull fot other systems as well. The output can be transformed to LaTeX format.
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Creates a local iCal file to be accessed by various calendar apps. It keeps the local iCal in sync with the Google calendar and vica versa. This will make Google calendar compatible with all iCal compatible calendaring programs.
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Mens is a collection of simple, easy to use menstruation calendars for a number of platforms. So far, there is one for mobile devices like PDAs and cell phones that can run Java programs.
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Intelligent testing agents | Checksum.aiCoding agents write the code. Checksum runs it—continuously testing against real APIs, real data, real edge cases—before it ever reaches production.
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Regatta is a planning system for school personnel on a set of small tasks. It provides a better employment and mobility of teachers over the many activity programs. It supports budgets (time/money) of activity programs and forecasting of personnel needs
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Doyen is a personal workflow management program. It can be used as a scheduler/todo list, but offers "flexible scheduling" features unavailable in most comparable programs, allowing you to specify that you want to work on a task, and then scheduling i
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