Tag: neat

MATLAB

Efficient CSV Reader for MATLAB

This CSV reader will provide you with uncompromised performance. Thanks to the power of MEX compiler, for the first time in history you can load _HUGE_ CSV files into MATLAB in seconds. Enjoy! Usage: The attached archive contains compiled MEXW64 version. For other OS/architecture you need to: DOWNLOAD: swallow_csv.zip

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Featured

Sound Manager for Unity3D

Unity3D’s default sound philosophy (2D/3D audio sources with support for directionality, volume, panning, property animations and filters like Reverb, Echo, etc.) is cool but if you want to add some simple sounds to your game really quickly and also: – keep playing music when loading and into new scenes – […]

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Java: Automatic configuration dialog for cli-parser annotated fields

In case you haven’t heard about cli-parser – it’s a command-line interface library for Java and a very handy one at that. Its main class parses command line parameters into fields of a given class specified just by annotations. It can also produce a neat usage description characteristic for CL […]

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Qt

QSexyTooltip

Here it goes (BSD Licensed)… qsexytooltip.zip You already know what it looks like: Tested on Windows / Linux X11 (with/without compositing). Enjoy!

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Android

Barebone Home v4

Added Favorites functionality. Download: eu.algoholic.barebonehome.zip (rename .zip to .apk)

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Qt

VocaBreak

I’ve created this little tool to help myself (and hopefully others) learn French while doing breaks from computer work to avoid RSI. It’s a WorkRave replacement of sorts but I didn’t put any effort to lock you out from the PC – you really have to cooperate – it’s for […]

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Qt

Long-lost Qt Goodies – QArrowCue

Have you ever wanted to indicate (in a more pronounced way than usual mouse cursor change) that a drag action is taking place? Now is your chance to do just that 🙂 Thanks to QArrowCue you can display a neat arrow for any QDrag object you have out there. I’ll […]

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Qt

Long-lost Qt Goodies – QPieMenu

I bet every single coder out there has some long-forgotten pieces of code, which when rediscovered bring this “WTH. I wrote that?” kind of feeling. I happen to have a lot of such candies 😉 Today, it’s an eye-appealing one – a pie menu. Nothing too innovative, but quite useful […]

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Qt

Efficient Meta-Information Based Binary Parser

The problem of storing information about structure of binary data seems quite prevalent nowadays. As tendency to use non-homogenous programming platforms increases, a need arises to store information about data (meta-information) separately from code and in a format that facilitates extensibility and portability. Such architecture could be illustrated using the […]

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Django

Django Version Control for the Poor ;)

Most of the time version control (VC) is more than welcome in IT solutions, providing ways to roll back unwanted changes, monitor work progress, analyze modification trends, etc. etc. For Django, reversion seems to be the de facto standard for versioning model instances. Unfortunately it is based on serialization (in […]

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