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prod-impHarmony Improvisator is the most advanced harmonic composition tool on the market. It opens up the manyfold worlds of harmonic theory by making centuries-old knowledge uniquely transparent. - MattBowen

Sorta like a couch except smaller and outside, also, a client side JSON document store. Perfect for webkit mobile apps that need a lightweight, simple and elegant persistence solution. - MattBowen

Plone 5's grid system - MattBowen

Beatserv provides premium, royalty-free drum loops for use in audio production. We utilize professional music producers, programmers, songwriters, and musicians to acheive the highest-quality samples and compositions. Our products are exclusively digital, allowing customers to easily download and keep track of orders in their online accounts. - MattBowen

Wave Editor is THE audio editor for Mac OS X. Designed in Cocoa from the ground up, Wave Editor proudly takes advantage of Core Audio, Quartz, and other solid OS X features. - MattBowen

The documentary High Tech Soul is a documentary movie that reconstructs the history of techno music. The movie is a fantastic look at the genesis of the - MattBowen

Notes on the cookie auth implementatio in couchdb - MattBowen

Nitrogen brings cutting-edge web development to Erlang. - MattBowen

The Erlang Web is an open source framework for applications based on HTTP protocols, giving the developer better control of content management. With Erlang Web's simple but extensible concept of including dynamic content in pages, libraries of reusable components can be built. - MattBowen

The Lounge is a proxy-based partitioning/clustering framework for CouchDB, originally written by Kevin Ferguson, Vijay Ragunathan and Shaun Lindsay at Meebo.com. - MattBowen

JavaScriptMVC is an open-source framework containing the best ideas in enterprise JavaScript development. It guides you to successfully completed projects by promoting best practices, maintainability, and convention over configuration. - MattBowen

A second-level javascript framework built on top of jQuery that makes it easier to structure code and build widgets - MattBowen

Fast JS templating language - MattBowen

Open Source and Unobtrusive JavaScript Template Engine for HTML. It works with jQuery, DOMAssistant, Prototype, Mootools, Sizzle or standalone. - MattBowen

Basic inter-process locks - MattBowen

libjio is a userspace library to do journaled, transaction-oriented I/O. - MattBowen

A blog focused on cocoa development and tdd - MattBowen

Python library for schema-less, sharded data (ala CouchDB, FriendFeed) - MattBowen

Couchdbkit goal is to provide a framework for your Python application to access and manage Couchdb. - MattBowen

A wsgi middleware to generate and serve image thumbnails - MattBowen

FED Bank of St Louis's timeline of the financial crisis. - MattBowen

Packages to change the ZODB so that it serializes to Protocol Buffers instead of python pickles - MattBowen

Gapminder promotes a fact based world view by unveiling the beauty of statistics. Gapminder World, TED Talks and more. - MattBowen

An overview of z3c.dobbin - MattBowen

A tutorial on all the zope 3 community components - MattBowen

After tweaking my testing app to setup the layers properly (thanks JW!), I got a basic add and edit form (z3c.form ones) working in grok. - MattBowen

Using maven with seam - MattBowen

This is a simple step-by-step tutorial that shows how to develop a web application (an addressbook) from scratch using Seam. It shows some of the main concepts and features of the framework like: - MattBowen

The original goal of JGit/EGit was to provide an Eclipse plugin for working with software using the Git SCM. The Eclipse plugin is still the main goal of most of the developers, but we are open to anyone wanting to interface with other tools, like Netbeans, Ant, Maven etc. For those the JGit part provides a high performance API for working with Git repositories. - MattBowen

U.S. government agencies can now officially use YouTube, Flickr, Vimeo, and blip.tv, using special service agreements that comply with federal terms and conditions. Today, the General Services Administration (GSA) announced that, after nine months of negotiations, the government has signed agreements with these companies that will allow federal agencies to officially post content to these sites. The GSA is also negotiating special terms and conditions with MySpace and Facebook, and it has already determined that Twitter's service agreement is in line with federal requirements. Sponsor Legal Concerns According to stories on Nextgov and Federal Computer Week, the GSA had a number of other legal concerns about the standard terms and conditions of these services, including problems with indemnification clauses, liability limits, and endorsements, which led it to enter negotiations with these services. Also, a lot of the standard agreements call for dispute resolutions by state courts,... - MattBowen