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Bias
Bias :: Versatile Information Manager / Organizer
- open source — project code is available to everyone interested, meaning independent developers can get involved into add-ons development process
- cross-platform — application runs under any modern OS, having Java Runtime Environment installed: Linux, Mac OS, Windows, Solaris etc.
- portable — application’s workspace is not coupled to OS and is stored in single directory; thus, application can be easily stored on USB-drive and user can work with it (same data) in any place (home, at work, in the internet-cafe) on any PC available (independently from OS)
- secure — data user works with are password-protected and encrypted/decrypted “on the fly” (this is implemented on core level, so does not depend on certain extension and data type), meaning even if USB-flash-drive will be lost and unauthorized person will get access to it, data still remain unavailable for him; same applies to network-transferred data (even if data will be interceptd – it remain encrypted)
- extensible — application’s functionality is extended via 3rd-party addons: extensions (“bricks” which are used to biuld full data structure), tools (like search, statistics, etc.), transferrers (data transfer protocols support, like FTP, SMB and so on), icon sets and skins (aka “themes”) — special addon type, that allows to modify application’s look and feel; different application functional “effects” are attained by different addons combining
- flexible — application’s “skeleton” allows to create hierarchical data structures with any nesting level, thus giving to user full freedom in workspace organization; another quite handy function supported is: different data entries can be linked to each other (for example, this may look like a link in text of one entry by clicking on which redirection to another entry is performed)
- usable — Bias is designed to be as comfortable to work with as possible: when application is started it’s state, saved on previous session shutdown is restored: main window (independently from PC used, OS and screen resolution) restores it’s position on the screen, entry user was working with last time activates and so on.
Bias
Bias :: Versatile Information Manager / Organizer
- open source — project code is available to everyone interested, meaning independent developers can get involved into add-ons development process
- cross-platform — application runs under any modern OS, having Java Runtime Environment installed: Linux, Mac OS, Windows, Solaris etc.
- portable — application’s workspace is not coupled to OS and is stored in single directory; thus, application can be easily stored on USB-drive and user can work with it (same data) in any place (home, at work, in the internet-cafe) on any PC available (independently from OS)
- secure — data user works with are password-protected and encrypted/decrypted “on the fly” (this is implemented on core level, so does not depend on certain extension and data type), meaning even if USB-flash-drive will be lost and unauthorized person will get access to it, data still remain unavailable for him; same applies to network-transferred data (even if data will be interceptd – it remain encrypted)
- extensible — application’s functionality is extended via 3rd-party addons: extensions (“bricks” which are used to biuld full data structure), tools (like search, statistics, etc.), transferrers (data transfer protocols support, like FTP, SMB and so on), icon sets and skins (aka “themes”) — special addon type, that allows to modify application’s look and feel; different application functional “effects” are attained by different addons combining
- flexible — application’s “skeleton” allows to create hierarchical data structures with any nesting level, thus giving to user full freedom in workspace organization; another quite handy function supported is: different data entries can be linked to each other (for example, this may look like a link in text of one entry by clicking on which redirection to another entry is performed)
- usable — Bias is designed to be as comfortable to work with as possible: when application is started it’s state, saved on previous session shutdown is restored: main window (independently from PC used, OS and screen resolution) restores it’s position on the screen, entry user was working with last time activates and so on.
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Java Swing Graph Library/Extension
* directed and undirected graphs.
* graphs with weighted / unweighted / labeled or any user-defined edges.
* various edge multiplicity options, including: simple-graphs, multigraphs, pseudographs.
* unmodifiable graphs - allow modules to provide "read-only" access to internal graphs.
* listenable graphs - allow external listeners to track modification events.
* subgraphs graphs that are auto-updating subgraph views on other graphs.
* all compositions of above graphs.
Free Web-based Reporting Software
Logi Report gives report developers a complete development environment for building corporate reports for your organization. It gives report developers complete control over data, report behavior, formatting, and so on; a developer can create any type of report they want.
Java Service Wrapper
The free tool which enables to every easily make a Java process as a service on the thre major platform.
yEd - Java Graph Editor
yEd - Java_ Graph Editor New yEd version 3.1.1 Click here to Web Start yEd graph editor now yEd is a very powerful graph editor that is written entirely in the Java programming language. It can be used to quickly and effectively generate drawings and
GINY
Graph interface library
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UML Tool for Fast UML Diagrams
Fast and free...but it shows. Still, if anyone is looking for UML diagrams, this is a good place to start.
JProbe Freeware
JProbe Freeware is an Eclipse-based memory analysis tool that leverage's JProbe's superior data visualization and investigative tools to analyze and diagnose heap dump memory issues.
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