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Software
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I've been writing software for many years now and some of things I've
written are still useful (vanity, I know).
CPAN
CPAN stands for the Comprehensive Perl Archive Network. It's a huge
archive of all things Perl. My CPAN
directory contains a number of popular modules: HTML::Template,
XML::Validation::Schema,
Config::ApacheFormat
and many
more.
Krang
Krang is an open-source
content-management system created by the PIRT group while I worked there
as a programmer. I was the chief architect and lead programmer on the
project which lasted around eight months with four people working on
it full-time.
gRMA
gRMA is an
application for performing Rate Montonic Analysis of real-time
systems. I wrote it for a final project in Professor Robert Dewar's
Real-Time Systems class at New York University. I had great hopes for
the project but a combination of licensing concerns and lack of
interest in the community effectively ended the project.
saMDI
saMDI
is a TCL/Tk package to support MDI (multi-document interface)
applications. This was my first open-source package and I'm still
unreasonably fond of it, despite the appalling name.
