Free simplicity for children software for linux

PHP FormMail provides an ASP/PHP script conversion of FormMail.pl.

PHP FormMail is a PHP script conversion of the original FormMail.pl, but with many security and spam related fixes and improvements. Some customization options are removed for simplicity while keeping functionality and improving it where neccessary. An ASP version of this script is also included.

Atom Publishing Protocol framework for Rubys goal is to make adopting Atom Publishing Protocol(APP) support in web applications as easy as it can be. This is to be reached by implementing a framework that handles the protocol-level duties for the programmer, while not making any requirements for the site design. Details of the project are laid down in a roadmap.

The way that this framework realizes this functionality is by implementing a base class for each back-end. At the moment there is only one back-end, for Ruby on Rails. The base classes then expect that the users application responds to a certain interface that makes the content information storing the responsibility of the application.

While implementing the framework Im going to follow two principles, simplicity and generality. Simplicity in that sense that the framework only does what it needs to do, nothing else, thus staying out of the way of the developer, laying down as few constraints on the application as possible.

Generality principle follows on the same track. As the overhead from using the framework is in the minimum, the field of application gets wider. From technical point of view the generality will be helped by multiple back-ends that enable the use of framework in many different environments.

The APP is currently an Internet-Draft and hence most likely will change in near future. For this, it is better to keep the framework as simple as possible so that it can be refactored with minimum effort.

The work for this project is freely available(MIT licensed) from this website. I am writing this framework as a part of my final thesis at the Tampere University of Technology, Finland.

PurpleWiki::InlineNode Perl module offers inline node object.

SYNOPSIS

use PurpleWiki::InlineNode;

# Create node of type text and content Hello, world!
my $inlineNode1 =
PurpleWiki::InlineNode->new(type => text,
content => Hello, world!);

# Represent bolded and italicized Hello, world!.
# First, create node of type b.
my $boldNode = PurpleWiki::InlineNode->new(type => b);

# Create node of type i.
my $italicsNode = PurpleWiki::InlineNode->new(type => i);

# Create text node with content Hello, world!.
my $textNode =
PurpleWiki::InlineNode->new(type => text,
content => Hello, world!);

# Make text node a child of i node, and i node a child
# of b node.
$italicsNode->children([$textNode]);
$boldNode->children([$italicsNode]);

Inline nodes make up the content of structural nodes. They are mostly content containers, although some types use children to handle nested inline content, such as bold and italicized content.

The data structure looks like:

PurpleWiki::InlineNode = {
type => text|nowiki|b|i|tt|wikiword|freelink|link|url|image
href => string
content => string
children => [PurpleWiki::InlineNode, ...]
}

Firenze project helps you to easily subscribe to your favorite Podcast feeds and reveive them.
There is no gui in the works, and because of the intended simplicity of this program, one is not planned in the future either.
Also, Firenze is not intended to replace any other Podcaster receiver (like juice, jpodder or itunes). Firenze has the single goal of downloading enclosures from subscripted feeds fast and efficiently.
Main features:
- Simplicity and ease of use
- Command-line scriptable
- Multi Platform program (Java based)
- Scheduled downloads
- User-defined destination file and folder name (support for all rss tags included itunes tags)
- User-defined download condition
- Multiple simultaneous downloads
- Single enclosure download
- Proxy Server support
- Multiple simultaneous downloads
- Conditional download
- Split mp3 file after download
- Launch command after download
- Highly configurable for advanced users with BeanShell support

Texplore is a type explorer for GObject based libraries. You can see what signals, properties, and other things are present in each type, its parents, and its children.

Its similar to System.Reflection.Emit from Mono, only it uses the GObject librarys API and introspection capabilites.

Installation:

./autogen.sh
./configure --prefix=/tmp
make
make install
$/tmp/bin/texplore & #yove done it

Montessori Bells project is a program that teaches children to discriminate musical sounds.

It is an instrument for playing musical airs by ear.

The bells are also a musical instrument for children to play. Because the Montessori bells are a lovely and extremely expensive piece of equipment to buy, we have made a software equivalent of the first few activities usually done with the bells.

We suggest that parents and teachers present and supervise the activities as they would the real bells. We think it will be worthwhile for adults to spend a bit of time familiarising themselves with our bells themselves before presenting them to a child, in order to avoid frustrating the child with any confusion.

We suggest that the bells be introduced at a stage when the child is showing interest in music or singing.

In our start mode, there are two rows of bells; the top row is white, the bottom row brown. Other than their colour, the two rows are identical.

Clicking on each bell in a row from left to right will produce the notes of the C major scale in ascending order. The bells cannot be moved in the start mode. The start mode can be returned to at any time by clicking on "Restart" at the bottom of the activity.