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openVeoh is a collection of open source software which allows UNIX users to download and manage content available on Veoh.
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Magnesio
Magnesio is an AS3 framework to help you to do common tasks faster
Magnesio is an AS3 framework to help you to do common tasks faster. This framework include utilities designed for game and web development. This framework can be used in AS3 projects and conventional Flash Files (fla). Magnesio will help you to avoid stomachache and headache in your normal day of work. Magnesio include support for: -multilanguage applications. -simple mvc architecture -sql-lite scripting -load: images, texts, sounds in the same way and very easy. -Advanced Date... -
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BizGEO
BizGEO is an open source platform developed to provide a simple interf
BizGEO is an open source platform developed to provide a simple interface for geographical data collection and data storage. BizGEO is integrated with a standard open source map server (GeoServer) to form an integrated GIS data collection suite. BizGEO is made up of three main components; BizGEOServer which is a facility for managing data by organising them in projects; BizGEOApp, a mobile app which is being used by the field users to collect data through set of defined forms, and...
