PADEdit
PADEdit is an application which lets you view and modify PAD-files (PrivatAbrechnung Digital) used for the voucherless data carrier exchange between medical scientists and the PVS (Privatärztliche VerrechnungsStellen). Exchange-files exported by other applications do sometimes not correspond to the format specifications by the PVS, making manual postprocessing necessary. With PADEdit this is no big deal.
PADEdit is freeware and provided under the LGPL. The latest binary versions for Mac and Windows can be downloaded in the Downloads-section, as well as the sourcecode. The application is only available in german language.
Lock-UnMatic
Sometimes, files on the Mac cannot be deleted, moved or renamed. This can be caused by insufficient access rights, or because some processes are still using these files.
Unfortunately, the Mac OS X Finder doesn't tell the user which processes exactly are causing the lock. Also, these processes are often running hidden in the background - so they can't even be quit using the Dock.
Here, Lock-UnMatic comes into play. Simply drag and drop the affected files onto the application-icon (or into the application-window), and Lock-UnMatic shows you a nice overview of all blocking processes. It's also possible to kill these processes from within the application.
Lock-UnMatic is freeware and provided under the LGPL. The latest binary version can be downloaded in the Downloads-section, as well as the sourcecode. The application is multilingual (English and German).
Task Till Dawn
Task Till Dawn is a free task scheduler which can execute your repetitive tasks (i.e. open files or applications) at specified times or intervals. For example, use Task Till Dawn to automatically let iTunes download the newest Podcasts at a specified time. Or let it backup your important files every day. Needless to say, tasks can also be executed manually.
The application is written in Java and therefore basically platform independent. Currently, versions for Windows and Mac OS X (Intel) are available. A Linux version will probably also be available in the future.
As this project is provided under the LGPL, you can take the sourcecode and fit it to meet your own needs. Pre-compiled versions, as well as the sourcecode, are available in the Downloads section. The application is multilingual (English, German and Spanish).
This site
This website is based on the same self-written subsystem like sourceXchange. It is written in PHP, but anyways object orientated from the ground up.
I didn't take an existing CMS because I wanted to be able to implement extensions faster and easier, and to confront myself with problems arising of such a development.
sourceXchange
sourceXchange is a platform for the exchange of sourcecode snippets. These snippets can be created and managed using a free Java-client. Additionally, snippets can be viewed and commented on the web.
The project is in development by Marco Maniscalco and me. Marco is working on the Java-client, while I administer and develop the webpage and its backend. I am currently working on a revamped version of the website, with more features and a more modern look.
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- Downloads resurrected
- Task Till Dawn 1.5 released
- Lock-UnMatic 1.2 released
- PADEdit 1.1 released
- Bug in Task Till Dawn 1.4
- Stuttgart, 24 hours
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