Software Map

BAGO Hospitality is an application that is suited
for restaurants and hotels that aim to provide
high quality services. It lets you build your Web
property without any design or HTML knowledge. It
has features for business requirements like rooms,
restaurants, and facilities. This lets you expand
yourself to potential untapped markets, and
provides you with increased customer satisfaction
and reduced service time.

SemWalker is a server-side Semantic Web browser
with an integrated search engine. It offers a
friendly Web interface to the RDFs found around
the Web, and is used to power W3C's Ontaria service.

expatXBEL is a PHP class that provides a simple
expat-based parser for files in the XBEL (XML
Bookmark Exchange Language) format. XBEL is used
by browsers and bookmark editors to exchange
links.

BrowserLauncher2 is a library that facilitates
opening a browser from a Java application and
directing the browser to a supplied URL. In most
cases, the browser opened will be the user's
default browser.

MobileUserAgent is a PHP class which parses user
agent identifier strings from browsers used by
mobile devices to extract relevant information. It
recognizes many of the current mobile user agent
identifier strings and processes them to extract
their basic constituent parts, the most important
being the mobile device vendor and model.

PH-Highlight is a script written in Javascript for pretty-printing source code on Web pages. It is designed to be easy to use and lightweight, while not relying on separate CSS files (since certain hosts disallow this). It supports six languages (C, Java, Python, Perl, Haskell, and Javascript), and adding more is easy. It features the addition of colors to code, the ability to expand and collapse code, and the ability to open it in a popup window. Planned functionality includes line numbering, the ability to save the pre-colored source on disk (if some technical issues are resolved), and support for source located on a remote server.

The XView4Struts project is an extension to the
Jakarta Struts Framework. Its main purpose is to
eliminate the need to use tag libraries and JSP
pages. The view is pure HTML, and interaction
between the view and the model is transparent to
the developer. This approach offers faster
development, better division of work, a more pure
MVC design pattern, reusable view components, and
easier maintenance.

Javascript DB is a minimal database engine
that provides SQL for JavaScript environments.
All information is stored only in memory.

DisableBackspaceNavigation is a small extension for the Firefox Web
browser which removes the back navigation function from the backspace
key.

Jackal is a debugger for client-side JavaScript
debugging. It supports runtime access to the
loaded script and allows editing of functions,
variables, etc. at runtime.

The WaMCom project tries to create versions of Mozilla that are more stable and correct than official Mozilla milestones. In order to achieve that, stable Mozilla releases are extended with backported correctness fixes from the ongoing Mozilla development. In addition, it contains some selected enhancements not yet available in the official Mozilla project, mostly in the areas of security and cryptography. Examples are APOP authentication for POP3 mail, SMTP/SSL, and support for crypto.signText().

Start Anything attempts to open files, programs, shell scripts (with an
automatic virtual terminal), URLs, .desktop/.kdelnk/.url files, Java
.jar files and classes, Word documents (using wv), Windows programs
(WINE), etc.

RAJAX is an approach to remove the repetitive code
that coders need to add for simple AJAX
applications. AJAX code is generated from POJOs
with annotations (and with no configuration
files). A simple MVC framework is available
totally based on the client side using XSLT to
transform either XML or JavaScript objects.

TagSpaces lets you organize, tag, and browse your files, photos, and documents on many platforms. It lets you create and manage notes and Web snippets (like in Evernote, but completely offline) and create a personal Wiki system. It features integrated MHTML, PDF, ODF, and image viewers, a Markdown viewer and editor, an advanced WYSIWYG HTML5 editor, file tagging based on filenames (extremely portable), a simple source code viewer and editor for the most common programming languages, and basic file and directory management.