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03 July 2009

Apostrophe Now!

by sbrothier
Apostrophe™ is a content management system designed for maximum flexibility with a minimal learning curve. The interface is ergonomic, all content-editing is performed in-context.

01 July 2009

The EveryBlock source code

by karlcow & 1 other

In an effort to make the code useful to as many people as possible, we've split it into several packages:

* The main package (probably the thing you're looking for) is the publishing system, known as ebpub.

* Second, the packages ebdata and ebgeo contain Python modules for processing data and making maps.

* Third, the packages ebinternal and everyblock round out the code that powers EveryBlock.com. They're internal tools and are likely not of general use, but we're including them to be complete.

* Finally, ebblog and ebwiki are our blog and wiki software, respectively. Because, dammit, the world needs another Django-powered blogging tool.

27 June 2009

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26 June 2009

Fedora Commons 3.0 Versus DSpace 1.5 : Selecting an Enterprise-Grade Repository System for FAO of the United Nations - Georgia Tech's Institutional Repository

by parmentierf
An extensive evaluation of the Fedora Commons 3.0 and DSpace 1.5 digital document repository systems has been conducted. The evaluation aimed at selecting an open source software package that best satisfies the FAO Open Archive and FAO organizational requirements and the requirements for the storage, dissemination and preservation of documents and bibliographic metadata. Both repository systems were evaluated against thirty-two criteria chosen from nine core categories of requirements: community, security, functionality, integration, modularity, metadata, statistics and reports, preservation, and outputs. These criteria were selected with the merger of the FAODOC and FAO Corporate Document Repository (CDR) into the FAO Open Archive in mind.

24 June 2009

PHP: Manuel PHP - Manual

by cascamorto & 4 others
# # Manuel PHP * Préface # Au moment de commencer * Introduction * Une introduction à PHP # Installation et configuration * Considérations générales sur l'installation * Installation sur les systèmes UNIX * Installation sur un système Mac OS X * Installation sur les système Windows * Installation d'extensions PECL * Des problèmes ? * Configuration # Référence du langage * La syntaxe de base * Les types * Les variables * Les constantes * Les expressions * Les opérateurs * Les structures de contrôle * Les fonctions * Les classes et les objets (PHP 4) * Les classes et les objets (PHP 5) * Les espaces de noms * Les exceptions * Les références * Variables prédéfinies * Exceptions prédéfinies * Interfaces prédéfinies * Options et paramètres de contexte # Sécurité * Introduction * Considérations générales * Binaires CGI * Installé en tant que module Apache * Sécurité des fichiers * Sécurité des bases de données * Rapport d'erreurs * Utilisation des variables super-globales * Données transmises par les internautes * Guillemets magiques * Masquer PHP * Être à jour # Caractéristiques * Identification HTTP avec PHP * Cookies * Sessions * Utiliser les XForms * Gestion des chargements de fichiers * Utilisation des fichiers à distance * Gestion des connexions * Connexions persistantes aux bases de données * Safe mode * Utiliser PHP en ligne de commande # Référence des fonctions * Affecte le comportement de PHP * Manipulation audio * Services d'identification * Extensions relatives aux calendriers et aux évènements * Extensions spécifiques à la ligne de commande * Extensions sur l'archivage et la compression * Traitement des cartes de crédit * Extensions sur la cryptographie * Extensions sur les bases de données * Extensions relatives aux systèmes de fichiers * Support du langage humain et de l'encodage de caractères * Génération et traitement des images * Extensions relatives aux emails * Extensions sur les mathématiques * Affichage des données non-textuelles * Extensions sur le contrôle des processus * Autres extensions basiques * Autres services * Extensions spécifiques aux moteurs de recherche * Extensions spécifiques aux serveurs * Extensions sur les Sessions * Traitement du texte * Extensions relatives aux variables et aux types * Services Web * Extensions pour Windows uniquement * Manipulation XML # PHP at the Core: A Hacker's Guide to the Zend Engine * Preface * The "counter" Extension - A Continuing Example * The PHP 5 build system * Extension structure * Memory management * Working with variables * Writing functions * Working with classes and objects * Working with resources * Working with INI settings * Working with streams * PDO Driver How-To * Extension FAQs * Zend Engine 2 API reference * Zend Engine 1 * The future: PHP 6 and Zend Engine 3 # FAQ — FAQ : foire Aux Questions * Informations générales * Listes de diffusion — Listes de diffusions * Obtenir PHP * Considérations sur les bases de données * Installation * Problèmes de compilation * Utiliser PHP * PHP et HTML * PHP et COM * PHP et les autres langages * Migrer de PHP 4 à PHP 5 — Migration de PHP 4 à PHP 5 * Questions diverses # Annexes * Histoire de PHP * Passer de PHP 5.1.x à PHP 5.2.x * Passer de PHP 5.0.x à PHP 5.1.x * Migration de PHP 4 à PHP 5.0.x * Débogueur PHP * Options de configuration * Directives du php.ini * Catégorie/Liste des extensions * Liste des alias * Mots réservés en PHP * Types des ressources PHP * Liste des protocoles supportés * Liste des filtres standards * Liste des modes de transport de sockets disponibles * Comparaison de types en PHP * Liste des tokens de l'analyseur * Guide de nommage de l'espace utilisateur * À propos du manuel * Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 * Index des fonctions

23 June 2009

Project Voldemort

by parmentierf (via)
Voldemort is a distributed key-value storage system

Sun xVM VirtualBox Virtual Disk Images | VirtualBoxImages.com

by m.meixide
VDI images of pre-installed "Open Source" Operating System distros. Pre-installed virtualbox images ready for you to explore and play with. VirtualBox runs on SunOS, OpenSolaris, Mac OS X, Windows, OS/2 and Linux. It's a computer inside your computer.

Bug Labs: modular, open source hardware

by karlcow & 3 others

BUG is a modular, open source system for building devices.

22 June 2009

Aligning Ontologies with Falcon - Home

by night.kame

Falcon-AO, a prominent component of Falcon, is an automatic ontology matching system that helps actualize interoperability between (Semantic) Web applications that use different but related ontologies. Recently, it has become a very practical and popular choice for matching Web ontologies expressed by RDF(S) and OWL. Falcon-AO is implemented in Java, and presently, it is an open source project under the Apache 2.0 license.

Unknown Device Identifier 6.01

by nachilau & 1 other
Unknown Device Identifier enables you to identify the yellow question mark labeled Unknown Devices in Device Manager. And reports you a detailed summary for the manufacturer name, OEM name, device type, device model and even the exact name of the unknown devices. With the collected information, you might contact your hardware manufacturer for support or search the Internet for the corresponding driver with a simple click. With this utility, you might immediately convert your unidentified unknown devices into identified known devices and find proper driver on the Internet and contact the hardware device manufacturer or vender. Known devices recognized by Microsoft Windows will also be analyzed independent of the operating system.

20 June 2009

17 June 2009

System.Data.OracleClient Update

by ms_michel (via)
Oh mon dieu! Ils vont tuer System.Data.OracleClient.

16 June 2009

15 June 2009

Socializing Baekdal.com - Articles - Baekdal.com

by sbrothier & 1 other
Baekdal.com now features a completely redesigned commenting system that tabs into the power of social networks. Instead of manually typing in your name, you simply press a button. How amazing is that...

Lacking Rhoticity: Python standard library in Native Client

by karlcow

The Python standard library now works under Native Client in the web browser, including the Sqlite extension module.

By that I mean that it is possible to import modules from the standard library, but a lot of system calls won't be available. Sqlite works for in-memory use.

12 June 2009

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