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structure

OverSite 4.0
Friday, 03 September 2010 07:00
About OverSite
Mock up and prototype your website. You can quickly define your site’s overall structure, and OverSite will automatically generate a graphical site map. Creating wireframes of your individual pages—complete with hyperlink navigation between pages—is a breeze. You can attach notes to your wireframes to provide further details. And once you’re done, you can export your site structure to a number of different formats.

- An easy-to-use structure editor with drag-and-drop functionality and the new Rapid Structure Creator.
- A wireframe editor, allowing you to mock up pages and screens of your site.
- Many more features.

Read more: http://www.apple.com/downloads/macosx/development_tools/oversite.html

 
Geneious 5.0.3
Thursday, 08 July 2010 07:00
About Geneious
An automatically-updating library of genomic and genetic data; that provides a fully integrated, visually-advanced toolset for
- Sequence alignment and phylogenetics
- Sequence analysis, Contig assembly,
- primers, restriction analysis
- BLAST. Protein structure viewing, NCBI, UniProt, Pubmed auto-find and more
- API for creating your own plug-ins

Read more: http://www.apple.com/downloads/macosx/math_science/geneious.html

 
Extract tables from mysqldump file using Enumerable#slice_before
Wednesday, 10 March 2010 10:05
More info in my blog post Exploring Latest ruby-lib Additions


if ARGV.size < 1
puts "Use like mysqldump database_name | ./#{ $PROGRAM_NAME } table_name[s]"
exit(0)
end

# Dump for each table in standard mysqldump output is started with the line like:
#
# -- Table structure for table `access_rights`
#
# Use +Enumerable#slice_before+ to slice the whole dump into sections per table
# and then select only sections for the tables we are interested in.

# Create regexp which will match any of the passed table names quoted with backticks
quoted_table_names = /`#{ ARGV.join("|") }`/

table_dump = STDIN.slice_before(/\A-- Table structure for table/).select do |table_section|
table_section.first =~ quoted_table_names
end.join

print(table_dump)

Read more: http://feeds.dzone.com/~r/dzone/snippets/~3/b-Bxj69STU0/10465

 
OverSite 3.1.6
Friday, 08 January 2010 06:00
About OverSite
Mock up and prototype your website. You can quickly define your site’s overall structure… and OverSite will automatically generate a graphical site map. Creating wireframes of your individual pages—complete with hyperlink navigation between pages—is a breeze. You can attach notes to your wireframes to provide further details. And once you’re done, you can export your site structure to a number of different formats.

- An easy-to-use structure editor with drag-and-drop functionality and the new Rapid Structure Creator.
- A wireframe editor, allowing you to mock up pages and screens of your site.
- Many more features.

Read more: http://www.apple.com/downloads/macosx/development_tools/oversite.html

 


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