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gwt-bootstrap

A GWT Library that provides the widgets of Twitter Bootstrap.

Yii-Bootstrap

Bootstrap is an extension for the Yii PHP framework. This extension allows for using the awesome Bootstrap CSS toolkit from Twitter in Yii-applications and contains numerous widgets which can enhance the user interface of your application.

reflections

version 0.9.5 - added Maven repository, UseCases, javadoc, JavaCodeSerializer, getResources, Vfs A Java runtime metadata analysis, in the spirit of ScannotationsReflections scans your classpath, indexes the metadata, allows you to query it on runtime and may save and collect that information for ... [More] many modules within your project. Using Reflections you can query your metadata such as: get all subtypes of some type get all types/methods/fields annotated with some annotation, w/o annotation parameters matching get all resources matching matching a regular expression How to use?a typical use of Reflections would be: Reflections reflections = new Reflections("my.project.prefix"); Set> subTypes = reflections.getSubTypesOf(SomeClassOrInterface.class); Set> annotated = reflections.getTypesAnnotatedWith(SomeAnnotation.class); Set> annotated1 = reflections.getTypesAnnotatedWith( new SomeAnnotation() {public String value() {return "1";} public Class annotationType() {return SomeAnnotation.class;}}); Set propertiesFiles = reflections.getResources(Pattern.compile(".*\\.properties")); //depends on ResourcesScanner configured, as on next examplebasically, to use Reflections for scanning and querying, instantiate it with a Configuration, for example new Reflections(new ConfigurationBuilder() .filterInputsBy(new FilterBuilder.Include(FilterBuilder.prefix("my.project.prefix"))) .setUrls(ClasspathHelper.getUrlsForPackagePrefix("my.project.prefix")) .setScanners(new SubTypesScanner(), new TypeAnnotationsScanner().filterResultsBy(filter), new ResourcesScanner()));than use the convenient methods to query the metadata, such as getSubTypesOf, getTypesAnnotatedWith, getMethodsAnnotatedWith and more. You can use other scanners defined in Reflections as well, such as: SubTypesScanner, TypeAnnotationsScanner, FieldAnnotationsScanner, MethodAnnotationsScanner, ResourcrsScanner and more. Than use the equivalent query method in the Reflections object. browse the javadoc for more info also, browse the tests directory to see some more examples MavenRepoto use Reflections via a maven repository, configure your pom.xml with reflections-repo Reflections Maven2 Repository http://reflections.googlecode.com/svn/repo than add a dependency to Reflections in your pom.xml org.reflections reflections the latest version... UseCasesReflections can also: save scanned metadata and collect it later on runtime, for quick bootstrap of your application save your model entities metadata - fully qualified name of packages and types, fields and methods - so you can later reference these in a static manner find all resources matching a regular expression (for example find all .properties files or .xml files) see the UseCases wiki page Reflections Maven pluginThere is the ReflectionsMojo Maven plugin available for your project. With simple configuration you can save all scanned metadata into xml files upon compiling. Later on, when your project is bootstrapping you can let Reflections collect all those resources and re-create that metadata for you, making it available at runtime without re-scanning the classpath - thus reducing the bootstrapping time. Use this maven configuration in your pom file: org.reflections reflections-maven the latest version... reflections process-classes than, on runtime: Reflections reflections = isProduction() ? Reflections.collect() : new Reflections("your.package.here");Check out in the ReflectionsMojo wiki page Extending ReflectionsYou can easily extend Reflections by : create your specialized scan class, should implement Scanner provide a query method within that scan class next, use that scanner instance to first configure Reflections and than to query patches and extension are welcomed! Cheers [Less]

jsmooth

JSmooth is a Java Executable Wrapper. It creates native Windows launchers (standard .exe) for your java applications. It makes java deployment much smoother and user-friendly, as it is able to find any installed Java VM by itself. When no VM is available, the wrapper can automatically download ... [More] and install a suitable JVM, or simply display a message or redirect the user to a web site. JSmooth provides a variety of wrappers for your java application, each of them having their own behaviour: Choose your flavour! [Less]

Kibana

A log analyzing web interface for logstash and elasticsearch

ZMS

ZMS: Zope based Content Management for Science, Technology and Medicine: suitable for hospitals, research institutions, NGOs and small to medium-size international companies.

Struts2 Bootstrap Plugin

A Plugin for simple Twitter Bootstrap integration into Struts2.

django-file-repository

Django file repository is a simple web application for storage of public and private files (any kind).

ACP3

ACP3 is a highly customizable and easy to use web content management system based on PHP5 and MySQL. Features: - Completely module based - Valid HTML 5 and CSS 2.0 output - low barriers for disabled people - Automatic generation of breadcrumbs to improve usability even further - Secure: ... [More] protection against SQL-injections, salted passwords, complete input validation... - Wordlike text input with the WYSIWYG-Editors CKEditor and TinyMCE - Easy to customize: Layout based on html templates, which can be styled with CSS - Web 2.0 ready: The usage of the jQuery-Library makes it easy to add eye-candy effects or AJAX functionality - search engine optimized URIs - Access Control Lists, which allows fine grained permissions [Less]

lessphp

LESS is a ruby gem that extends CSS syntax to let you use variables, mixins, operations, and nested rules. http://lesscss.org/ LESSPHP is a port of that project to PHP 5.