http://www.alfresco.com/
Alfresco is the Open Source Alternative for Enterprise Content Management (ECM), providing Document Management, Collaboration, Records Management, Knowledge Management, Web Content Management and Imaging.
http://www.jaspersoft.com/
World's leading commercial open source business intelligence solutions for developers and businesses.
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- Universal Digital Library
- c++ qsort, threaded qsort and shell sort
- Only the Paranoid Survive
- Using pictures as a captcha
- BZFlag - Multiplayer 3D Tank Game
- Bugzilla Addons
- Infrarecorder free CD/DVD burning
- Alfresco & Jaspersoft - content management and bus...
- Open-source software rated: Ten alternatives you need
- C# programming
- Hash functions
- Userfriendly comic strip
- Password MD5 cracking
- SOAP financial news
- E8 (mathematics)
- Google AJAX Feed + Firefox extensions => Piggy Ban...
- PyQT4 Python GUI programming
- Yahoo developer series - movies
- Map reduce open source style
- Linux changes to stop wearing down the harddisk
- Miro - watch free internet video channels and play...
- A Practical Introduction to GNU Privacy Guard in W...
- Exetel SMS API
- Money Bookers Automatic Payments
- Find current version on Nokia phone
- Google Gphone - Android - An Open Handset Alliance...
- Sports Arbitrage Betting program
- PostgreSQL Git repository
- Store encrypted passwords in PostgreSQL
- Visual studio build script
- CD DVD burning and other cool applications
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- 2007 Restaurant Winners SMH
- Cool CSS for a webpage
- Regular expressions with C on Linux
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- C++ algorithm examples
- The Curse of Xanadu
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