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The Industry Leading Platform for eCommerce Enablement and AnalyticsMikMak’s Where to Buy Shoppable Solutions help multichannel brands drive sales, grow market share, and increase profitability while reducing costs across categories such as CPG, Grocery, Alcohol, Beauty, Personal Care, Pet Care, Home Care, Consumer Electronics, Home Appliances, Toys, and more.
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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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Spear is a extension of Pike language . Spear allow you put inline C/Java code in Pike, and exchange data cross languages. In additional, Spear can transfer thread to system process, running on multiprocessor, or even cross machines over SSH.
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AWL
Abstract Widget Layer
A light client C/S framework in pike. AWL based on MCS ( mcs.sourceforge.net ). You need to download MCS and extract the files to the same place of AWL You can use GWT-style widget, and GWT is the only front-end by now. You can impliment your own front-end. Command-line-style or lambda-style request handler, Input data of TEXTBOX will be sent back as a argument of command line. -
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Caudium WebServer is a single process multi-threaded webserver. It has a built-in pre-processing language and includes an easy to use web-based configuration interface.
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DRAKE is a true homebrew game console that consists of specially crafted hardware, system software and games.
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Atera IT AutopilotIT Autopilot takes the pressure off your team by handling first-tier support across the channels your end users already live in — email, chat, Slack, Teams, and your Customer Portal. It doesn’t just respond to end-user queries, issues, and crises — it solves them.
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