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CKEditor 5
Powerful rich text editor framework with a modular architecture
CKEditor 5 is a powerful rich text editor framework with a modular architecture, modern integrations, and features like collaborative editing. CKEditor 5 provides every type of WYSIWYG editing solution imaginable. From editors similar to Google Docs and Medium, to Slack or Twitter like applications, all is possible within a single editing framework. Builds are ready-to-use solutions to common editing needs. Every build can be customized to include a completely custom set of features. Features are flexible. You can write a custom feature once, and reuse it everywhere! CKEditor 5 is an ultra-modern JavaScript rich text editor with MVC architecture, custom data model and virtual DOM. It is written from scratch in ES6 and has excellent webpack support. Native integrations with Angular, React and Vue.js are available for your convenience. Building a mobile or cross-platform desktop application with JavaScript? CKEditor 5 is compatible with Electron and mobile devices (Android, iOS). -
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PlatformIO Core
Professional collaborative platform for embedded development
PlatformIO is a professional collaborative platform for embedded development. A place where Developers and Teams have true Freedom! No more vendor lock-in! A user-friendly and extensible integrated development environment with a set of professional development instruments, providing modern and powerful features to speed up yet simplify the creation and delivery of embedded products. A lightweight but powerful cross-platform source code editor. Smart code completions are based on variable types, function definitions, and library dependencies. Multi-projects workflow with easy navigation around project codebase, multiple panes, and themes support. Seamless integration with PlatformIO Home (UI) with board and library managers. Intuitive project wizard and a wide range of example projects. Built-in Terminal with PlatformIO Core (CLI) and powerful Serial Port Monitor. -
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nuBuilder Forte
nuBuilder Forte is a cloud database builder.
nuBuilder Forte is the 4th version of nuBuilder. A open-source browser-based tool created for developing web-based database applications. nuBuilder uses either MySQL or MariaDB databases and gives its users the ability to do database operations like... • Search, Create, Insert, Read, Update, Delete ✪ With low-code tools that create ... - Forms with the Form Builder - Fast Reports - Database queries with the SQL Builder - Customised date and number formats with the Format Builder - Calculated fields with the Formula Builder - Email Templates - Move and resize objects. - Further customisation that can be done with JavaScript and PHP. ✪ nuBuilder stores all forms, reports, company data and PHP/JavaScript code in MySQL. You can backup your entire application within a single database file. ✪ Easy installation: - Download and unzip the nuBuilder files - Upload to your webserver - Create a database (e.g. nubuilder4) and optionally a user - Make a copy of -
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ATTENTION: Corey here, creator of BugTracker.NET. Please checkout the successor to BugTracker.NET, "Budoco", which is like BugTracker.NET, but runs cross platform and uses PostgreSQL. https://github.com/ctrager/budoco In November 2020 Microsoft released .NET 5, aka .NET Core aka dotnet core. It drops technologies that BugTracker.NET depends on. Budoco is a rewrite that runs on dotnet core. Budoco is *BU*gtracker dot net on *DO*tnet *CO*re. Microsoft has a good track record of keeping so BugTracker.NET "Classic", which was born in 2001 and is still alive going into 2021, should be fine for the next few years. So, about BugTracker.NET "Classic": A web-based bug or issue tracker written using .NET 4.x Framework, ASP.NET, C#, and SQL Server (SQL Server Express too). Probably has all the features you need. Easy to setup. Power and flexibility when you need it. Learn more at http://ifdefined.com/bugtrackernet.html
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Official Support and Documentation for SourceForge.net, provided by the SourceForge.net Service Operations Group (SOG).
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Russian localization for Bugzilla
Russian localization for Bugzilla
Russian Template for Bugzilla. Bugzilla is a bugtracking system by Mozilla.org. This project contains the files needed for a Russian interface for it. To install, extract the "template/ru-RU" directory in the package, and place "ru-RU" directory and its contents into Bugzilla's "template" directory, so that it sits alongside the "en" directory Bugzilla ships with. -
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QtProjectTool
QtCreator plugin for some command line tools over a Qt (.pro) project.
qpt (Qt Project Tool) understands Qt C++ projects (.pro) and allows to pass this information to command line tools as "Code Counters" and "Static Analysis tools". It also can used inside QtCreator to act as a plugin for "Static Analysis tools" putting reported issues into QtCreator issues pane. -
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Derby
MVC framework making it easy to write collaborative applications
The Derby MVC framework makes it easy to write realtime, collaborative applications that run in both Node.js and browsers. Derby includes a powerful data synchronization engine called Racer that automatically syncs data among browsers, servers, and a database. Models subscribe to changes on specific objects, enabling granular control of data propagation without defining channels. Racer supports offline usage and conflict resolution out of the box, which greatly simplifies writing multi-user applications. Derby applications load immediately and can be indexed by search engines, because the same templates render on both server and client. In addition, templates define bindings, which instantly update the view when the model changes and vice versa. Derby makes it simple to write applications that load as fast as a search engine, are as interactive as a document editor, and work offline. -
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Livebook
Interactive and collaborative code notebooks for Elixir
Livebook is a web application for writing interactive and collaborative code notebooks. Write notebooks in Livebook then securely deploy and share them with your team and company with Livebook Hub/Enterprise. Code notebooks with Markdown support and Code cells where Elixir code is evaluated on demand. Rich code editor through Monaco: with support for autocompletion, inline documentation, code formatting, etc. Interactive results via Kino: display Vega-Lite charts, tables, maps, and more. Automation: use Smart cells to perform high-level tasks and write notebooks faster than ever. Query databases, plot charts, build maps, and more directly from Livebook's UI. Reproducible: Livebook ensures your code runs in a predictable order, all the way down to package management. It also tracks your notebook state, annotating which parts are stale. Collaboration: multiple users can work on the same notebook at once, no additional setup is required. -
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Teletype for Atom
Share your workspace with team members and collaborate on code
Teletype(beta) for Atom lets developers share their workspace with team members and collaborate on code in real-time. Working on code together in real time is valuable for knowledge sharing and producing quality software. The Teletype package for Atom aspires to make it as easy for developers to code together as it is for them to code alone. Teletype introduces the concept of real-time "portals" for sharing workspaces. When a host opens a portal, their active tab becomes a shared workspace. There, invited collaborators can join in and make edits in real time. As the host moves between files, collaborators follow along with the active tab automatically. There's no centralized server to spy on your keystrokes, and Teletype uses WebRTC to encrypt all communication between collaborators. What happens in the portal stays in the portal. -
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Arduino IO Simulator Drag & Draw
Simulate your IO with the Arduino Simulator
You bought an Arduino, What now? This Arduino Simulator is different than all the other simulators. If you don’t have components like sensors, Leds..., then this program will simulate the components for you. You need a real Arduino board for testing your programs with your computer. You can drag and drop the components in a worksheet and you can draw everything you want around it. It is also possible to load a background into the worksheet. You can also combine simulated inputs/outputs from the pc and real Arduino IO, now you have made a little HMI (Human Machine Interface). It's also possible to simulate through TCP WiFi-Ethernet connection. Free license key: 4C9G9-725IT-CYUV4-6KDBF-CPDEU More information: https://xevro.be/products/arduino-simulator-drag-draw.html -
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Saros brings multi-writer synchronous distributed editing to the Eclipse IDE, e.g. for joint code reviews, explaining code remotely, or distributed pair programming -- all also for more than 2 participants; we call this Distributed Party Programming. It includes refined awareness functionality, text chat, and a simple distributed whiteboard/sketching facility. Eclipse Update Site: https://www.saros-project.org/update-site/eclipse
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Endeavour Agile ALM is an Open Source solution to manage the creation of large-scale enterprise systems in an iterative and incremental agile software development process.
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po-auto-translator
Translating PO and POT files from one natural language to other.
Translating GetText PO and POT files from one natural language to other. -
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Redmine Client is a free and opensource desktop tool for reporting time spent on issues and creating issues in the Redmine Project Management System and a library of functions encapsulating the features of Redmine Project Management System.
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PASTE
An app for storing code, text & more. A popular Open Source pastebin.
Paste is a PHP application for storing code, text and more. Initially forked from the freely available source pastebin.com used before the domain was sold in 2010, lots of improvements have been included over the years such as user accounts and a featureful administration backend. See https://github.com/jordansamuel/PASTE/blob/master/docs/CHANGELOG.md -
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KADOS
KADOS is a full post-it web-based tool for SCRUM or Agile projects
KADOS (KAnban Dashboard for Online Scrum) is a web-based tool for managing Scrum projects. Its particularity is to provide maximum screens where the user can move his post-it to change one of the attributes of these post-it Kados supports artifacts of SCRUM method, but it can also be adapted for other agile methods. Kados is available in French, English, Spanish, German and Brazilian Portuguese Visit http://www.kados.info/welcome-on-kados-site/ for latest news KADOS est un outil web de gestion de projets SCRUM. Il propose un maximum d'écrans dans lesquels l'utilisateur peut déplacer ses post-it pour modifier un des attributs de ces post-it Kados prend en charge les artefacts de la méthode SCRUM, mais il peut aussi s'adapter à d'autres méthodes agiles. Kados existe en francais, anglais, espagnol, allemand et portuguais brésilien RDV sur http://www.kados.info pour les dernières infos, la roadmap, les suggestions, la démo, la doc, etc... -
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Auto Key Presser
A Java Key/Mouse Presser
A lightweight Java Key/Mouse presser. -
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Project UIzard Web-based Integrated Development Environment Project
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CYBR-SUITE
Remote Scrum Communication & Collaboration Suite :: Scrum Board & co
The CYSU CYBR-SUITE is a remote Scrum solution with advanced, unique communication capabilities - the CFLX. 1. Sprint Vision Boards → clear OKRs 2. User-Story-Templates 3. Requirement-Templates, 4. Product-Backlog-Item's & Task's assessments, 5. Personality assessments, ...these mandatory ways to add more context & breaking-down complexity enable a better overview and a better understanding - for man and machine... ...based on the standardized structure of the DATA WE ARE NOW CREATING AND STORING, these values can now be used directly for the inputs and targets of our artificial neuronal networks and generate our competitive advantage based on SUPERIOR MACHINE LEARNING capabilities. The CYSU is a docker-compose solution: 1. prepare your Linux system with docker & docker-compose, modify the init-script & set YOUR SSL-values, chmod +x 2. docker-compose up --build Follow the detailed step-by-step documentation. >>> PS: YOU NEED A LINUX SERVER FOR INSTALL IT ! <<< -
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Generador Key - CSR - OpenSSL - AFIP
Generador de archivos key y CSR con OpenSSL para obtener CRT de AFIP
Permite generar en forma simple los archivos key y csr con OpenSSL para generar los archivos CRT (Certificados digitales de AFIP para factura electrónica para Argentina. Esta utilidad le permite no tener que abrir la consola y ejecutar los comandos manualmente faciltando la generación de dichos archivos. Esta utilidad viene con nuestro software de gestión gratuito administraNET Gestion o bien puede bajarse en forma individual. Para mayor información y ayuda, Dirigirse a http:\\www.administranet.com.ar Esperamos que sea de utilidad. Equipo de administraNET Gestion -
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A stand alone program to store C++ code snippets for easy access. Also it allows you to store any kind of helpful text in a categorized way. Developed in MFC using Visual Studio 2008 with the latest MFC classes (RibbonButton and bar)
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Requirements management tool designed to achieve full SDLC traceability for features, requirements, design, implementation and testing. UI for requirements derivation, version control, attributes etc. Designed to be v2.0 to OSRMT's v1.5. The architecture will change (Grails) and move to being entirely web-based, but the driving force behind it is to retain and satisfy OSRMT users. For installation instructions, login at: https://sourceforge.net/p/nimble/wiki/Installation/ Support for aNimble Platform Users https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/animble-platform-users Support for aNimble Platform Developers: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!members/animble-platform-developers
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venom - shellcode generator
msfvenom shellcode generator/compiler/listenner
The script will use msfvenom (metasploit) to generate shellcode in diferent formats ( c | python | ruby | dll | msi | hta-psh ), injects the shellcode generated into one funtion (example: python) "the python funtion will execute the shellcode in ram" and uses compilers like: gcc (gnu cross compiler) or mingw32 or pyinstaller to build the executable file, also starts a multi-handler to recibe the remote connection (reverse shell or meterpreter session). -- 'shellcode generator' tool reproduces some of the technics used by Veil-Evasion framework, unicorn.py, powersploit, etc,etc,etc.."P.S. some payloads are undetectable by AV soluctions yes!!!" one of the reazons for that its the use of a funtion to execute the 2º stage of shell/meterpreter directly into targets ram.
Guide to Open Source Collaborative Development Software
Open source collaborative development software is a type of software that encourages users to work together on projects. This type of software is often used by teams, organizations, and businesses that need to collaborate on coding, web design, or other development tasks. This type of software allows users to share files, store data, track progress and communicate in real time. It also provides tools for version control so team members can have access to the most up-to-date version of the project they are working on.
One advantage of this type of software is its flexibility; it allows developers to work in their own style while still allowing everyone else involved in the project to view their contributions. It also provides many features like bug tracking and project management that makes collaborating much easier than trying to manually coordinate all aspects of a project. Another benefit is improved communication between team members; with an open source system such as GitLab or GitHub people can easily comment on each others’ code and suggest changes before it gets checked into the codebase. Lastly, because these are open source platforms anyone can contribute code or resources if they want which makes collaboration much simpler for everyone involved - even those who may not be part of the initial team.
In conclusion, open source collaborative development software offers many advantages when compared to traditional methods of working together on projects; improved communication between team members, increased flexibility and scalability when it comes to managing projects workloads as well as a wider pool of contributors due to its open nature make this type of platform one worth exploring for any organisation looking for better ways to collaborate successfully on development tasks.
Features Provided by Open Source Collaborative Development Software
- Version Control: Open source collaborative development software provides version control features that allow the team to track and store different versions of their project, code, or documents. This helps to ensure that any changes made are securely stored and can be easily rolled back if needed. Additionally, version control allows multiple users to work on the same project simultaneously without having their work overwritten by others.
- Issue Tracking: Open source collaborative development software offers issue tracking capabilities that enable developers and project managers to keep track of potential issues in a project or codebase. This allows teams to address problems quickly and efficiently as they arise. The issue tracker also serves as a centralized repository for storing information about issues that have been previously addressed so they can be referred back to when needed.
- Code Review: Open source collaborative development software provides powerful code review features that enable users to review each other’s work before it is committed into the main branch of the repository. This ensures that all changes are properly reviewed and tested before being added into the final product, ensuring quality assurance in your team's projects.
- Automated Builds: Open source collaborative development software offers automated build tools which allow users to quickly run tests for software builds in order to verify any changes made since previous commits. This saves time and effort from manually running tests every time new changes are made, as well as reduces chances of introducing bugs or errors into the project due to unchecked updates being committed accidentally over manual testing sessions not being conducted properly.
- Release Management: Open source collaborative development tools provide release management capabilities which help teams keep track of different releases from conception until delivery state. Teams can use this tool not only for deploying final products but also for managing ongoing internal development iterations or hotfixes released in between major releases without having too much strain on their resources or budgets allocated for maintenance costs associated with traditional product cycles on a large scale environment
What Are the Different Types of Open Source Collaborative Development Software?
- Source Version Control System (SVCS) – A Source Version Control System is a tool that allows developers to track changes made to the source code, allowing them to easily collaborate on software development projects.
- Wiki Platforms – Wiki platforms are collaborative web-based applications which enable users to create, edit and share documents in an open environment. They often have features such as discussion boards, task tracking and project management tools.
- Issue Tracking Systems – Issue tracking systems make it easier for teams of developers to work together by helping them identify, report and resolve any issues they may encounter while working on their project.
- Project Management Platforms – Project management platforms provide ways for teams of developers to manage tasks and deadlines related to their project. It also helps with collaboration between members by providing a dashboard where everyone can view progress updates and communicate more effectively about the project’s goals.
- Code Review Tools – Code review tools allow developers to review each other’s code before committing it into the main branch of the repository. This helps ensure quality control within the development process, as well as encouraging collaboration between team members.
Benefits of Using Open Source Collaborative Development Software
- Increased Flexibility: Open source software typically allows users to customize their applications by providing access to the underlying source code. This makes it possible for users to make modifications and additions that are specific to their needs. Furthermore, these changes can be easily shared with other members of the organization, allowing for more effective collaboration on projects.
- Lower Development Costs: By using open source collaborative development software, organizations can reduce expenses associated with hiring developers and purchasing licenses for proprietary solutions. In addition, members of the team may share resources amongst themselves from remote locations if necessary, resulting in further savings on travel costs and other expenses.
- Faster Development Time: Open source solutions provide developers with ready-made frameworks and libraries that allow them to create more feature-rich applications quicker than ever before. Developers can take advantage of existing code snippets and tools from an expansive collection of online sources as well as collaborate with each other effortlessly thanks to online version control systems like Git or Subversion.
- Better Quality Results: When developing collaboratively through open source software departments across multiple locations have access and visibility into all features being developed - instead of having every department working in isolation with its own workflow which might lead to conflicts or duplication of effort later on when integrating modules within a project unit. Additionally, because contributions made by any member are visible in real-time thanks powerful integrated communication tools like Slack or Microsoft Teams teams benefit from instant feedback loops which helps ensure better quality results all around.
What Types of Users Use Open Source Collaborative Development Software?
- Hobbyists: Hobbyists are individuals who use open source collaborative development software out of personal interest and enjoyment. They often contribute to projects in their free time, and have no need for a monetary reward.
- Casual Contributors: Casual Contributors may use open source collaborative software on occasion, simply to make a small contribution or fix an issue. They generally don’t need much guidance or support from other users as they are familiar enough with the technology.
- Learners: Learners may use open source collaborative development software as part of learning new technologies and skills. They will benefit greatly from guidance and support offered by other users due to their inexperience with certain aspects of the technology.
- Developers: Developers typically use open source collaborative development software to develop applications that can be shared amongst multiple users. Their contributions may either form part of the project or be used in its own right.
- Businesses: Businesses might make use of open source collaborative development software either in order to create applications specific to their company needs, or partner up with another company to collaborate on a larger project together.
How Much Does Open Source Collaborative Development Software Cost?
Open source collaborative development software is available at no cost. This type of software allows users to make changes or add new features without needing approval from the main developer. It also encourages collaboration between developers and users, helping to speed up the process of creating a better product. Many popular open source development frameworks are free and have a large community of contributors that work together to maintain the project and fix bugs. Examples of such projects include Apache, Drupal, and Joomla. Other more specialized tools, such as those for version control or unit testing, may require additional licensing fees depending on their usage. In addition to traditional open source licensing models, some companies offer hosted solutions where they manage the infrastructure in exchange for a subscription fee.
The cost of open source collaborative development software can vary widely depending on what features you need and how much effort is required in setting up the environment. In general though, it tends to be significantly cheaper than proprietary alternatives due to its low overhead costs associated with hosting and maintaining an open source project.
What Software Can Integrate With Open Source Collaborative Development Software?
Open source collaborative development software can integrate with a variety of different types of software. This includes project management tools like JIRA, which help teams plan, track progress and organize tasks. Code reviews tools like Gerrit, which allow developers to collaborate on code reviews quickly and easily. Version control systems like Git, allowing teams to manage changes made to their source code over time. Continuous Integration (CI/CD) platforms such as Jenkins or CircleCI, providing automated building and deployment of projects from version control repositories. And finally bug tracking applications such as Bugzilla, which help teams monitor the status of their bugs in order to prioritize and solve problems quickly.
Recent Trends Related to Open Source Collaborative Development Software
- Increased Speed of Development and Innovation: Open source software has resulted in increased speed of development and innovation. This is due to the collaborative nature of open source development, which allows for more people to work together on a project simultaneously, as well as allowing for faster feedback from users.
- Reduced Costs: Companies are able to reduce costs associated with software development by using open source software. This is because the cost of obtaining and using open source software is often much lower than that of proprietary software. Additionally, companies can also save money by not having to pay for expensive licenses or technical support.
- Improved Security: Open source projects often have more eyes on them than proprietary projects, which can result in better security. This is because there are more people who can identify potential security vulnerabilities and fix them before they become an issue. Additionally, open source projects often have more rigorous testing processes in place that can help to ensure that any security flaws are found and fixed quickly.
- Greater Flexibility: Open source software often provides greater flexibility than proprietary software as it allows users to modify the code and tailor it to their specific needs. This can be beneficial for businesses as it allows them to build custom solutions that are tailored to their exact needs.
- Increased Community Involvement: Open source software encourages community involvement and collaboration, which can be beneficial for businesses as it provides them with access to a larger pool of expertise and resources. This can be particularly useful when it comes to troubleshooting issues or finding new ways to use the software.
How To Get Started With Open Source Collaborative Development Software
Getting started with open source collaborative development software is easy and straightforward. First, you need to create an account on any of the hosted platforms like GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket. These are all popular open source options and each offer a free plan for up to five users.
Once you've created your account and logged in, you'll want to create a project repository (or "repo") for your project's code. A repo is simply a folder that contains all the files related to your project - from source code, images, data and more. All of the repositories you create will be stored within your account on the platform you chose initially. Inside each repo can be found an index which holds a list of files as well as their contents; this is where collaborative work happens between collaborators.
Next comes inviting other users to join in on the process. On most platforms, adding new collaborators only requires entering in their usernames or email addresses and selecting which level of access they should have - ranging from having full control over changes made by others or just being able to view the project’s progress without being able to modify anything directly. Many of these platforms also allow users to leave comments on individual sections of code when talking through ideas and solutions collaboratively - making it easier than ever before for developers across different locations and timezones working together towards a common goal.
Once everyone has been invited into the project it's time to start coding. Source control systems make sure that file versions can always be tracked back so no one accidentally overwrites someone else’s work while collaborating remotely together building out features or fixing bugs. This makes merging multiple branches much faster since its usually clear who wrote what piece of code - eliminating confusion over who did what last minute changes saved before committing them publicly for everyone else working on those tasks too.
And that's really all there is too it: signing up for an account on any supported platform, creating repositories for projects and inviting collaborators into those repos are pretty much all user-friendly steps necessary getting started with open source collaborative development software quickly and easily