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This is the first implementation of QueLang. QueLang is a language I designed for Questionnaire Design and Implementation. This software can compile your code (written in .ql text files) into a special .qlc format (a kind of database). Then it can read those .qlc files to open them in viewer and export them to PDF format. It can be also used for exam and test designing! Tested on: -Linux Ubuntu 12.04 -Windows 7 64-bit QueLang can run by double clicking the .jar (or .exe)...

On The Mark is a video and image scoring system that allows one to mark any number of events and durations through a simple, easy-to-use graphical interface.

GDBI is a genealogy program integrator. It includes an editor and the lifelines report language. It interfaces to multiple GEDCOM databases and is most popular as a PhpGedView client. At the core is a Java API to simplify adding databases and editors.

Java interface plugged on MonetDB database to build Xqueries and analyse results. First specifically developped for sociologists but some of the quieries can be adapted easily.

Bitnets instantiates and operates on graphs and subgraphs of large complex networks, such as kinship networks. Bitnets consists mainly of a java library, a number of use examples and an interactive interpreted language interface.

W.H.A.T. is an analytic tool for Wikipedia with two main functionalities: an article network and extensive statistics. It contains a visualization of the article networks and a powerful interface to analyze the behavior of authors.

A dynamic server-side weblog (blog) system, implementing; RSS XML output, XML-RPC Blogger API, Flexible design using Java custom tags, secure web interface to post / manage content. Compatible with 3rd party blog tools.

Kaph provides a portable (written in Java) method by which to display and guide users through multiple-subject research surveys. Configuration is handled via XML files. Support for a wide range of types of questions is provided.

Nexist is being developed based on a few hypotheses regarding Topic Maps (XTM) as an interface to a collaborative knowledge repository system. Nexist is a reference implementation for further collaborative development.

Provide geneology information, contact information, personal descriptions and webpages, calendars, etc in a web interface. This system will use php and any database system and will provide various level of public and private access.