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On-demand transcoding video server, client, and website to allow users to watch their home videos from anywhere.

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  0 reviews  |  1 user  |  29,869 lines of code  |  0 current contributors  |  Analyzed about 2 years ago
 
 

Seven Update is an open source update platform for windows. It allows an easy way to keep your software updated. It offers automatic update notification and installation. The SDK allows developers to easily use Seven Update, without the need for code. This project has been discontinued.

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  0 reviews  |  1 user  |  34,152 lines of code  |  1 current contributor  |  Analyzed 3 months ago
 
 

DOMercury can do much more than just launch programs. It can search through your files, append text to files, search the internet or specific web pages, manage windows, grep files, and much more.

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  0 reviews  |  1 user  |  32,605 lines of code  |  0 current contributors  |  Analyzed about 21 hours ago
 
 

This is my sandbox. I'm going to make a lot of castles and knock them down in here. It will reflect how my thinking changes as an architect and a developer.

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Project OverviewThis project provides a "Big Visible Chart" or "Information Radiator" for the various Cruise Control implementations (Java, .Net, .rb). Big Visible Cruise was created as an alternative (or an addition to) the information radiators that are typically used for ... [More] continuous integration. While I certainly love Nabaztag, Orbs, and Lava Lamps - there is a place for a simple big screen of information that shows the status of your build or builds. The sweet spot for BVC is a team room or on a dedicated monitor that is visible to multiple individuals. I'm currently using BVC with CCTray to provide a good visual with good auditory feedback of the build status. What It Looks Like There are a few more pictures on the screen shots page. Getting StartedYou can find information about getting started on the brief introduction page. You can get support or ask questions on the Get Satisfaction page In The WildYou can find some examples (with pictures) of BVC being used at... BVC on a large TV BVC on the wall [Less]

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We created a control that can be used with WPF or Silverlight to integrate DLR based controls into the xaml so that they can participate a little better into XAML based applications.

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In an attempt to help others use the Microsoft Patterns and Practices Composite WPF framework (formerly Prism) this project aims to provide samples relating to usage of the framweork. All examples given within this project are not meant to be used as real world projects but server as an example of ... [More] how to solve common and not so common problems within real world projects. I've now migrated source and history from subversion to mercurial, follow these instructions to obtain the source. Late Night 0.4 Now AvailableWell folks it's the first build of Late Night that I've made, and keeping with the samples name it's currently 4:50am while I write this. I hope you get a bit out of this application even it it's just a little. Please by all means let me know what you think. It's very similar to Product Prism, I wanted to rewrite Product Prism to remove references to the company I work for as you may already be aware of. Some new features you will find that were not in Product Prism are A new login screen that demonstrates how one might implement a login screen. Use admin for the username and pass for the password when the application starts up (this is written on the dialog itself). A new splash screen demonstrating how one might show a borderless window with a progress bar and message text while the application starts. I haven't perfected this yet as I need a way for modules to register messages as they are starting up, the problem I'm facing is that modules must be started on the UI thread which is not practicle for sending messages to this dialog. An about screen that can be found from Help>About which demonstrates presenting IModule data for modules found from the applications IModuleEnumerator. I'd like to extend this further by getting some of the assembly information which could be useful in order to show the assembly version and an icon if it exists. Document model has been enhanced to provide feedback via events for opening/closing documents, a cancellable event can be used while closing a document which will abandon a close operation. Any System.Windows.FrameworkElement object can be used for a document view, it no longer needs to be a System.Windows.Controls.UserControl. Tabs now have a close button with functionality that reflects the IE7 tabbed browsing mechanism. A new use-case module has been used to replace the LinePlanModule from Product Prism. This new module represents a common "Notes" interface where notes can be created/deleted/edited. This module extends on the LinePlanModule by Providing a better static service implementation Providing a "New" command to create new notes. Allowing a user to "Delete" a note. I will be extending this module at a later date to provide user feedback by preventing a close if the note has not been saved. I will also provide a mechanism for notes to be serialized by a pluggable persistence mechanism (DB/WS/File). NoticeI'm working on a new project called LateNight, this project is a reiteration of ProductPrism but is a rewrite for several reasons, one being for the new Microsoft.Practices.Composite libraries for Composite WPF. Late Night has a lot of new features that Product Prism doesn't, such as An about box: that demonstrates how to present the user with currently loaded mosules A login screen: demonstrating how and where you could present the user with a dialog asking for credentials. A splash screen: Showing one possible way of handling a splash screen, this does not currently support feedback from other modules though I am looking at ways for this to be handled. Check out the late night solution from the mercurial source repository. Mercurial AccessIf you're new to mercurial and are wondering how to check-out the source-code take a look at Mercurial. Looking for SupportI'd love to hear what others are doing, please feel free to communicate with me on the issues section for any issues relating to the project or through the groups hosted at the Composite WPF site for general Composite WPF discussion. Disclaimer I "Brett Ryan", as the originator of this project am new to all areas of what this project is trying to acheive and hope that I can gather positive feedback and support on how I have solved some of the problems presented. [Less]

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NCodeX — .NET Code Generation through XAMLAwebandonware — looking for new owners See also: http://boilen.codeplex.com/ WhatMuch like any other code generator, NCodeX (pronounced "encode-ex") is designed to take much of the grunt work out of coding common programming patterns. It ... [More] includes support for events (declaring/raising), properties (including ShouldSerialize/Reset designer support), argument guards, standard interfaces (IDisposable, IEquatable, IComparable), and for .NET 3.0 specific constructs like dependency properties and routed events, to name a few. Generated types are declared in XAML (Extensible Application Markup Langauge), which allows for flexible extension using XAML's built-in styles and templates, and for a rich design experience in any tool supporting XAML or WPF. Although NCodeX requires .NET 3.0 for code generation, the generated code itself can be targeted at any framework version. WhyBesides producing a useful tool to remove a little more repetetion and make library design more declarative, this project is also an exploration for the developers into WPF's more advanced features, such as styles and templates. [Less]

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Sorry, this project is not allowed to be open source any more. It will be deleted before long. Under development. current screen shot: Copyright CUG. 2010

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An extensible .NET-based photo gallery

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