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dev-repo.library.uq.edu.au/wiki/index.php/Main_Page
FezWiki
skip nav The University of Queensland UQ Home Contacts Study Maps News Events Library my.UQ Search Entry Home About Download Documentation HG Community Report Bug Demo Contact Main Page Contribute | Main Page From FezWiki Jump to: navigation, search Welcome to the Fez Wiki Fez is a PHP / MySQL front end to the Fedora repository software. It is developed by the University of Queensland Library as an open source project hosted on SourceForge. There are mailing lists, forums
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jamediasolutions.com/blogs
oBlivIOus (-blv'-s
JA Media Solutions is an IT consulting company that provides solutions for your Geographic Information Systems (GIS) requirements, Software Development for streamlining business processes and Web Design and Development by maximizing the use of available open source technologies
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rich-waters.com/blog
Rich Waters
Wide array of web development languages and frameworks. Open Source and Web Standards are a must. Practical hands on examples utilizing: Ext.nd, Perl, PHP, Ruby on Rails, Javascript, AJAX, Lotus Notes / Domino, Java and more. Author is an architect on the Ext.nd project, an upcoming Notes/Domino web development framework
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borasky-research.net/about-data-journalism-developer-studio-pricing-survey
About Data Journalism Developer Studio » Borasky Research Journal
The Data Journalism Developer Studio is a 100% open source Linux?-based appliance designed for data journalism application developers
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tomayko.com/about
About Ryan Tomayko
About Ryan Tomayko And the digital works therefrom These are my writings and linkings. Follow me on Twitter I work at GitHub in San Francisco. We build stuff for people who build stuff. I maintain and contribute to a bunch of open source projects. These are some of my favorites: bcat (2010) A pipe to browser utility. Ronn (2010) Builds UNIX manuals from a markdown-based text format. See ronn(1) and ronn-format(7) for usage. Rocco (2010) A quick-and-dirty, literate-programming-style