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This site hosts a number of open-source projects and associated writings, some of which are: java-diffAn implementation of the longest common subsequences (LCS) algorithm in Java. Supports all Java types that are derived from Object (that is, not primitives). DoctorJBeyond the level of what Javadoc does, DoctorJ compares documentation against code. Among what it detects:
DiffJAn application for comparing Java source code, based on code content, disregarding whitespace, comments, and reformatting.
apercuAn application for extracting and summarization activity from an Apache log file. Displays users, their hosts, resources sought and stati, referrers, and hits over time. ColoryzeAn application for generating palettes of colors as RGB, based on color theory and schemes. Supports text and HTML output, samples and full spectrum generation, and limiting by saturation and brightness values. This application is also available for execution online. glarkCalled "grep on steroids", glark supports the usage of Perl compatible regular expressions (PCRE), which should be familiar to users of Perl, PHP, Python, and Ruby. Expressions can be complex, matching across a certain number of lines. cvsdeltacvsdelta helps manage operations against a CVS repository, automatically adding and deleting files to CVS, as they change in the local project. It can also be used to generate metrics and statistics of the number of lines of code that have been added, changed, and deleted. svndeltasvndelta is based on cvsdelta, yet works for Subversion instead of CVS. It provides a statistical summary of changes to a local project, and can automatically add and delete files against Subversion. PhrazeThis application generates a list of the combinations of valid English words for a phone number. An online version is also available. QualogA Java library that provides extensive output for logging and debugging. |
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