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HomeBank is a easy to deploy PHP website, that guards the information in your household: shared expenses, recipes, calendars, schedules

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The Student Assignment, Scheduling, and Homework Assistant is a tool designed to help the student manage his or her many assignments to ensure that they are all completed efficiently and on time.

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Comprova els horaris de Renfe, tant de Rodalies com Regionals ràpidament. FuncionamentCatalàDirigeix-te a la web http://www.horaris.net i cerca el teu horari. Aleshores, a través del botó +Google tindràs la opció d'afegir-lo al teu iGoogle. Els camps que defineixen les opcions són ... [More] emplenats automàticament perquè no tinguis cap problema. EnglishThis is a iGoogle widget which let you check Renfe (Spanish railway company) schedules from horaris.net Webservices (beta version). [Less]

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OverviewThis is a framework for building schedules prioritized by time and location. Written in Ruby, Perl, PHP, and Javascript. The abstraction is that you are interested in a number of groups or meetings or activities around the city. These occur at different times and different places, but at ... [More] any given time you'd like to know the closest activity, and have a nice view of that. Currently the view is either a google map or list on the iphone temporally prioritized. The main idea is that it should be easy to set up -- aimed at having one or a small number of people administering it, no need for a database. Getting startedCheck out the code from SVN. Then configure it by make config.phpand then fill in the details. The model behind this is that you want to create a menu system of the following Root | * - State1 * - State2 * - ... * - StateN | * - City1 * - City2 * - ... * - CityM | * - Event1 * - Event2 * - ... * - EventK [title,description,location] | * - Occurance1 * - Occurance2 * - ... * - OccuranceL [DayOfTheWeek,Time,Specifics]and this model is backed by an XML file data.xml that needs to lie in every City directory. There are scripts to generate a State and a City. So to start if have a model with events occurring in three states -- New York, California, and Massachusetts, you would do the following. $ ./create_state NewYork $ ./create_state California $ ./create_state MassachusettsThis will create a Makefile and index.php inside each directory. For New York, say we want to create a couple nodes for cities, we would do the following. $ cd NewYork $ ../create_city Brooklyn $ ../create_city Manhattan $ ../create_city BronxAgain, this makes directories with an index.php, Makefile, the shell of a Ruby script generate that should output to STDOUT an XML file describing the events in that city, and some other files created from create_city doing geocoding, etc. The format of that XML is the following: ... So the idea is that you'll do a make in every city directory producing a data.xml and from that all the book-keeping is done to produce the schedule viewable on iphones, using google maps, etc. [Less]

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