Xpertmud
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Xpertmud is a gui for text mud clients, which is highly scriptable. Scripts are implemented as plugins, so everybody can write new engines. At the moment perl and python scripting engines are implemented. The feature which makes Xpertmud better than other mud clients is that all communication with the server can be accessed in a script (no parsing is done in C++ code). A plugin interface for gui elements is planned. We're desperatly looking for developers (perl/python/C++) to help developing the best mud client out there... Drop us a note if you're interested (We already got over 1000 downloads and about 7000 page hits, the next big step is to get ready for KDE 3.0). |
MySchedule
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MySchedule is a timetable script for students studying computer science. After logging in a student can choose his/her classes from a list and show them (bookmarkable) as html in a browser window. The script shows overlaps between classes to enable the student to optimize the timetable. MySchedule's based on a perl cgi and a sql database. The problem is, I don't have classes anymore, so if anybody would like to take over, feel free to drop me a note. The real problem is getting the class schedules into the database. If the times were available in some digital format this wouldn't be a problem. I think a service like that would really be good for a faculty for information science. The motivation is that the times of lectures change a lot and this script would guarantee that every student gets an accurate timetable. And even if you're no student at the University of Passau, test the script, you could set up a version for your very own university or just for personal purposes. As I said, to get the code, drop me a line. |
Winlibs
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Winlibs is a project I started when Ernst Bachmann and I wanted to create a graphical online mud. Winlibs is based on the SDL and tries to combine an object orientated approach with lot's of features. Implemented Features:
Of course now there's qt and so I stopped coding a long time ago. The code's still available under the GPL for educational purposes. Source code: Themes: |