Features

• Apache-licensed – Liberal license lets you use Floodlight for almost any purpose.
• Open community- Floodlight is developed by an open community of developers. We welcome code contributions from active participants and we’ll openly share information on project status, roadmap, bugs, etc.
• Easy to use – Floodlight is pure Java and drop dead simple to build and run. Read through the Documentation.
• Tested and Supported – Floodlight forms the foundation of a commercial controller product from Big Switch Networks and is actively tested and improved by a community of professional developers.

Floodlight was created to be the ideal development platform for Software-Defined Networking, combining ease of development with enterprise-class quality. Its a great platform for serious academic research, commercial software development, or just new OpenFlow developers writing their first applications. At the same time, its capable of being deployed in production-quality OpenFlow networks.

Features:

• mobile support
• framework independent
• extensible plugin framework
• custom chart types
• FF, Chrome, IE6+, Android, iOS
• lines
• bars
• candles
• pies
• bubbles

OpenMRS is a flexible electronic medical record platform that can be customized to the needs of clinical and research organizations. It’s robust enough for a nationwide health care system, and nimble enough for a field-based clinic.

OpenMRS is now in use around the world (see the OpenMRS Atlas), including South Africa, Kenya, Rwanda, Lesotho, Zimbabwe, Mozambique, Uganda, Tanzania, Haiti, India, China, United States, Pakistan, the Phillipines, and many other places. This work is supported in part by many organizations including international and government aid groups, NGO’s, as well as for-profit and non-profit corporations.

OpenMRS is a software platform and a reference application which enables design of a customized medical records system with no programming knowledge (although medical and systems analysis knowledge is required). It is a common platform upon which medical informatics efforts in developing countries can be built. The system is based on a conceptual database structure which is not dependent on the actual types of medical information required to be collected or on particular data collection forms and so can be customized for different uses.

A key feature of SU² is that it incorporates everything needed to perform a complete design loop; from the ability to compute flow and adjoint solutions, to obtaining objective function sensitivities relative to specified design variables, and, using this information, drive gradient-based shape optimization through built-in mesh deformation algorithms.

The software structure has been designed for maximum flexibility, leveraging the class-inheritance features native to the C++ programming language. This makes SU² an ideal vehicle for performing multi-physics simulations. Additionally, the decomposition of the flow solver allows for the rapid implementation of new spatial discretization methods and time-integration schemes.

SU² is under active development in the Aerospace Design Lab (ADL) in the Department of Aeronautics and Astronautics at Stanford University and will soon be released under an open-source license.

http://www.thegeekstuff.com/linux-101-hacks-ebook/

Spine is opinionated in its approach to web application architecture and design. Spine’s architecture complements patterns such as de-coupled components and CommonJS modules, markedly helping with code quality and maintainability.

The library is written in CoffeeScript, but doesn’t necessarily require CoffeeScript to develop applications. You can use CoffeeScript or JavaScript, whichever language you’re most familiar with.

Spine is tiny, the library comes in at around 500 lines of CoffeeScript, that’s about 2K minified & compressed. Being lightweight and simple is fundamental to Spine.

Socket.IO does more than WebSocket, even if WebSocket is selected as the transport and the user is browsing your website with an ultra modern browser. Certain features like heartbeats, timeouts and disconnection support are vital to realtime applications but are not provided by the WebSocket API out of the box.

This is akin to jQuery’s decision of creating a feature-rich and simple $.ajax API as opposed to normalizing XMLHttpRequest.

Tilt is useful when searching problems in the HTML structure (like finding unclosed DIV elements for example) by providing the extra third dimension, layering each node based on nesting in the DOM tree. Stacks of elements visually represent branches in the DOM, and each node can be inspected for the inner HTML contents, its computed CSS style and the attributes.

Clicking anywhere on the visualization highlights a color-coded rectangle surrounding the corresponding node. Double click shows up the source preview for that node. Tilt also tries to show the most relevant information when needed (one is most likely to inspect the attributes of an input, button or image element, for example, but can easily switch between HTML, CSS and attributes view at any time).

Portable applications included in the winPenPack suites do not require any installation, do not leave their files or settings on the host computer, and can be easily transferred to another computer through any external device, such as a removable hard disk drive or a USB flash drive.

All you have to do is connect a USB flash drive to any free USB port on your host PC, and you will have your collection of pre-configured and ready-to-use programs instantly available, grouped in categories and executable through a user-friendly menu interface similar to the Start Menu, the winPenPack Menu. It will be exactly as if you are working on your own PC, with web browsers, e-mail clients, image and drawing editors, chat clients, multimedia tools, PC maintenance and security tools, school and development tools, etc. Everything you need, completely free! All these features make winPenPack extremely useful in any situations.

It supports active and passive dissection of many protocols (even ciphered ones) and includes many feature for network and host analysis.

http://developer.android.com/design/index.html

The place to learn about principles, building blocks, and patterns for creating world-class Android user interfaces. Whether you’re a UI professional or a developer playing that role, these docs show you how to make good design decisions, big and small.

• Pick visible windows with the mouse and see information about them (like MsSpy++ does, but identifying better the window under the cursor).
• Explore the windows hierarchy of the current desktop.
• Allow to see and modify windows styles
• Send/post messages to windows, enable/disable/show/hide them
• Capture the text from windows (and yes, this works for password fields on WinNT/Win2000/WinXP)
• Capture/save window content as bitmap
• Magnify a rectangle on screen following the mouse movements

• Free & Open Source
• Lightweight. NO IMAGES USED
• 100% skinnable using CSS
• Library independent
• Easy to use
• Easy to understand & extend
• Consistent look between browsers
• Full Screen & Full Window Modes
• Volume Control
• Forced fallback to Flash (even when there is an unsupported source)

Responsive Grid Down To Mobile

Skeleton has a familiar, lightweight 960 grid as its base, but elegantly scales down to downsized browser windows, tablets, mobile phones (in landscape and portrait).

Fast to Start

Skeleton is a tool for rapid development. Get started fast with CSS best practices, a well-structured grid that makes mobile consideration easy, an organized file structure and super basic UI elements like lightly styled forms, buttons, tabs and more.

Style Agnostic

Skeleton is not a UI framework. It’s a development kit that provides the most basic styles as a foundation, but is ready to adopt whatever your design or style is.

You can read more details at http://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/intel-guide-for-developing-multithreaded-applications/

As the name indicates, Proxy Switcher comes with some default actions, for example setting proxy settings for Internet Explorer, Firefox and Opera.

Features

• Automatic change of proxy configurations (or any other action) based on network information:
  • Gateway Address
  • IP Address
  • DNS Suffix
  • WLAN Name
  • Current location via Windows 7 Location API (available only for Windows 7)
  • Server availability (tests if a server is reachable by ping) [NEW in 3.5.3]
• Completely AddIn based. More Action AddIns are available for download and you can easily create your own actions with C#/VB.NET. AddIn Framework is based on Microsofts Managed Extensibility Framework (MEF).
• The following Actions come with Proxy Switcher
  • Internet Explorer
  • Firefox
  • Opera
  • Change default printer
  • Execute scripts
• Multilanguage support (English and German)
• Support for Windows 7

SQLite Studio

SQLiteStudio is a SQLite database manager with the following features:

• Single executable file – no need to install or uninstall. Binary distribution is just the single, ready to use file.
• Intuitive interface,
• All SQLite3 and SQLite2 features wrapped within simple GUI,
• Cross-platform – runs on Windows 9x/2k/XP/2003/Vista/7, Linux, MacOS X, Solaris, FreeBSD and should work on other Unixes (not tested yet).
• Localizations, currently translated to: English, Polish, Spanish, German, Russian, Japanese, Italian, Dutch, Chinese,
• Exporting to various formats (SQL statements, CSV, HTML, XML),
• Numerous small additions, like formatting code, history of queries executed in editor windows, on-the-fly syntax checking, and more,
• UTF-8 support,
• skinnable (interface can look native for Windows 9x/XP, KDE, GTK, Mac OS X, or draw widgets to fit for other environments, WindowMaker, etc),
• Configurable colors, fonts and shortcuts.
• Open source and free – Released under GPLv2 licence.

SQLiteSpy

SQLiteSpy is a fast and compact GUI database manager for SQLite. It reads SQLite3 files and executes SQL against them. Its graphical user interface makes it very easy to explore, analyze, and manipulate SQLite3 databases.

• Database at a Glance – The schema treeview displays all items contained in a database, including tables, columns, indexes and triggers. Press F5 to update the schema tree, double-click a table or view to display its data, use the context menu for frequently used commands.

• Grid Cell Editing – Table cells are editable in the grid: Display a table via the schema treeview, select a cell and press F2 to invoke the editor. Then modify and confirm to write your changes back to the table.

• Data Type Display – The native SQL data types are displayed with different background colors to help detect type errors. Type errors can cause performance degradation or wrong SELECT result sets if NULL values are confused with empty strings.

• Full Unicode – SQLiteSpy fully supports SQLite’s Unicode capabilities. Data display and entry is completely realized as Unicode, including SQL commands.

• Multiple SQL Edits – Modern tabs are used to edit and display multiple SQL queries for easy comparison of query statements and results. SQL queries are executed by typing or loading them into the SQL edit. Then press F9 to run the query, or CTRL+F9 to run the current line or selection only.

• Time Measurement – SQL execution time is automatically measured and displayed to help optimize queries.

• Regular Expressions – The SQL keyword REGEXP is supported and adds the complete regular expression syntax of Perl 5.10 toSQLiteSpy. The implementation was realized using the DIRegEx library.

• Mathematical SQL Functions – The following mathematical SQL functions are available in addition to the SQLite default: ACOS(), ASIN(), ATAN(), ATAN(), ATAN2(), CEIL(), CEILING(), COS(), COT(), DEGREES(), EXP(), FLOOR(), LN(), LOG(), LOG(), LOG2(), LOG10(), MOD(), PI(), POW(), RADIANS(), SIGN(), SIN(), SQRT(), TAN(), TRUNCATE().

• Data Compression – The SQL functions COMPRESS() applies zlib’s deflate to any text or BLOB value. The raw deflate data stream is returned. UNCOMPRESS() inflates this stream back to the original. Integers, Doubles, and Nulls are returned unchanged.

• Compact Result Storage – The internal data storage mechanism uses SQLite’s native data types for optimal compatibility. As a result, SQLiteSpy uses far less memory than other SQLite managers and handles large tables much more efficiently.

• Built-in SQLite Engine – SQLiteSpy comes as a single file executable with the SQLite database engine already build into the application. There is no need to distribute any DLLs, which makes SQLiteSpy easy to deploy with customers.

• Encryption Support – SQLiteSpy can read and modify encrypted database files generated by DISQLite3. DISQLite3 implements its own native AES encryption which is not compatible with the commercial SQLite Encryption Extension (SSE) or any such implementation offered by other 3rd parties.

• Loadable Extensions – SQLiteSpy loads runtime extension modules compiled with with "fastcall" (C++ Builder) or "register" (Delphi) calling conventions. Extensions can be loaded for the current database via SELECT load_extension('FileName.dll'); or automatically for all databases by entering extension file names to the Options dialog.

• Easy Install & Uninstall – To run SQLiteSpy, just extract the SQLiteSpy.exe file to any directory and execute the file. No installation is needed – when first started, the program creates a single file SQLiteSpy.db3 (a SQLite3 database) to store options and settings. It does not write any other files or to the registry. Uninstalling is as simple as deleting two files only: The application’s executable and its options database file.

• Freeware – SQLiteSpy is Freeware for personal and educational use.

Lita

Lita is a free and open source SQLite database administration tool for Windows, MacOSX and Linux.

• Open, create, compact, manage SQLite databases
• Create, rename, delete, and empty tables
• Create, rename and delete columns
• Create, modify and delete records
• Encrypt or reencrypt your databases
• Run, import and export your custom SQL statements
• Create and delete indices

The engine’s primary version is for XNA, but there is a SlimDX fork and a dependency free fork if you don’t want to use XNA.

http://www-cs-students.stanford.edu/~blynn/gitmagic/