Software Map

Avalon is Apache's Java Server Framework project. It is separated into
six subprojects: Framework, Excalibur, LogKit, Cornerstone, Phoenix,
and Apps. Its purpose is to simplify server side programming for
Java-based projects. It formalizes several best practices and patterns
for server side programming. Framework describes the interfaces and
contracts for the component-based architecture. Excalibur provides a
number of useful components and utilities. LogKit is a logging
implementation. Cornerstone is a group of reusable server components
and services. Phoenix is an enterprise container implementation that
uses all of the other subprojects to automatically deploy and manage
one or more componentized servers. Apps is a home for several
Phoenix-compatible server applications and reusable components (like
FtpServer).

Xaraya is a fully dynamic, multi-platform content
mangement solution. It utilizes robust
permissions, data management, and multilingual
systems to dynamically integrate and manage
content. Its modular, database-independent
architecture introduces tools which separate form,
function, content, and design.

InDefero is a simple software forge. It can be used to save you and your team time. It tracks bugs and provides downloads, documentation, and an easy overview of your Git, Subversion, or Mercurial managed code base.

Class Library for Numbers (CLN) is a library for computations with all
kinds of numbers. Its rich set of number classes includes integers,
rational numbers, floating-point numbers, complex numbers, modular
integers, and univariate polynomials. It implements elementary functions
(also with unlimited precision), logical functions, and transcendental
functions. It is designed for memory and speed efficiency as well as
interoperability.

Libart is a library for high-performance 2D graphics. It supports a very powerful imaging model, basically the same as SVG and the Java 2D API. It includes all PostScript imaging operations, and adds antialiasing and alpha-transparency. It is also highly tuned for incremental rendering. It contains data structures and algorithms suited to rapid, precise computation of Region of Interest, and a two-phase rendering pipeline optimized for interactive display.

Curie is a very minimalistic, tiny C library. It
supports basic I/O, basic networking,
S-expression based I/O, signal handling, process
handling, and I/O multiplexing. If the target
architecture is explicitly supported, statically
linked binaries may be as small as 4-20 kilobytes;
if not, then it only relies on the host's C
library. The library explicitly does not provide a
POSIX interface so that it may be used in
conjunction with a regular host libc (or without one).

PHP-GTK is a PHP extension that implements
language bindings for GTK+. It provides an
object-oriented interface to GTK+ classes and
functions and greatly simplifies writing client
side cross-platform GUI applications.

OpenSC provides a set of libraries and utilities to work with smart cards. Its main focus is on cards that support cryptographic operations, and facilitates their use in security applications such as authentication, mail encryption, and digital signatures. OpenSC implements the PKCS#11 API so that applications supporting this API (such as Mozilla Firefox and Thunderbird) can use it. On the card, OpenSC implements the PKCS#15 standard, and aims to be compatible with every software/card that does so.

The "Sound of Sorting" is a demo program containing many integer sorting algorithms. The algorithms are visualized in real time and augmented with sound effects, which are based on the values being compared. Animation speed and sound sustain can be customized while the algorithm is running. The visualization also highlights the algorithm's internal workings, which makes the demo program very useful for teaching sorting algorithms in an undergraduate computer science course. The program also counts the number of comparisons done by an algorithm, which can then be compared to the analytically derived value. The demo is implemented using the cross-platform toolkits wxWidgets and SDL, and can be executed on Windows, Linux, and Mac.

XForms is a GUI toolkit based on Xlib. It comes with a rich set of objects such as buttons, browsers, sliders, and menus integrated into an elegant event/object callback execution model that allows for fast and easy construction of X applications. In addition, the library supports loading and writing images, format conversion, and simple image processing. It consists of a flexible set of C-routines that can be used in C and C++ programs, is efficient and portable, and runs on all major Unix platforms and OpenVMS, OS/2, and Windows NT.

OpenAL, the Open Audio Library, is a joint effort to create an open, vendor-neutral, cross-platform API for interactive, primarily spatialized audio. Its primary audience is made up of application developers and desktop users that rely on portable standards like OpenGL for games and other multimedia applications.