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From site: A full-featured and high-performance event loop that is loosely modeled after libevent, but without its limitations and bugs. It is used, among others, in the GNU Virtual Private Ethernet and rxvt-unicode packages. Features include child/pid watchers and periodic timers based on ... [More] wallclock (absolute) time (in addition to timers using relative timeouts), as well as epoll/kqueue/event ports/inotify support, fast timer management, time jump detection and correction, and ease-of-use. It can be used as a libevent replacement using its emulation API or directly embedded into your programs without the need for complex configuration support. A full-featured and well-documented perl interface is also available. [Less]

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You can use the framework in ActionScript 3, Javascript and SSAS to deploy your Riche Internet Applications crossplatforms.

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A framework to develop complex JavaScript applications. OOP Intellisense support: base constructor, base methods, namespaces, imports,... (VS2012) LINQ: fw.linq.asEnumerable(cars).where("x => x.brand == 'bmw'").groupBy("year").toArray() ... [More] EventDispatcher/EventProperty: this.myEvent = new fw.events.EventProperty(this, "changeSomething"); ... this.myEvent.add(handler); ... this.myEvent.dispatch({additionalData: "abc"}); Queues: Advanced queuing of steps (wait for previous steps/events/..., handle errors,...) Localization ... [Less]

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EventDispatcher aides you in event-driven development. In event-driven developement you are using events (or often referred to as notifications) to build a flexible communication between different objects and components of oyur application. Objects may register themselves or any kind of ... [More] event-listener to a specific type of event (e.g. a successful login by a user). Other objects will then send a notification when any event occured and attach some additional information (the context of the event) to the notification. So you could think of event-driven development as an advanced subject-observer-pattern. [Less]

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Peer-to-peer inter-process communication framework.

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An open source staff and event rostering application by Katipo Communications Ltd.

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The Sensor Event Service (SES) is a web service that provides a publish/subscribe based access to sensor data and measurements. They also provide optional methods to dynamically add new sensors and send notifications to the service. The SES specification is currently available as an OGC discussion paper (OGC 08-133).

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Description in EnglishZaspe# is an application to keep record of attendance to events. You can add information about people and events, and complete an attendance list. Later you can know the attendance rate by making a graphic or list. You can also obtain some extra information, such as if someone ... [More] has a very low attendance rate. Zaspe# will inform you about these things. Zaspe# is written in C# under Mono. The GUI (graphical user interface) uses Gtk# and it runs on GNU/Linux and Windows (and maybe in another system supported by Mono). However you can run it with the .NET Framework installing the Gtk# runtime provided in this web page. Descripción en españolZaspe# es una aplicación para la gestión de asistencias de las personas a determinados eventos. Es posible agregar información sobre personas y eventos, y completar una lista de asistencias. Luego es posible conocer la tasa de asistencia de las personas generando gráficas y listas. También es posible obtener información extra, como saber si alguien posee una tasa de asistencia muy baja. Zaspe# le informará de este tipo de cosas. Zaspe# esta escrito en C# bajo Mono. La GUI (interfaz gráfica de usuario) utiliza Gtk# y corre sobre GNU/Linux y Windows (y quizá bajo algún otro sistema soportado por Mono). Sin embargo es posible correrlo con el .NET Framework instalando el runtime de Gtk# que se provee en ésta página web. [Less]

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DotNetNuke® Events manages display of upcoming events as a list in chronological order or in calendar format with additional information and links set to automatically expire or re-occur by days, weeks, months or years.

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