Tools

Visualization

140kit

140kit provides a management layer for tweet collection and analysis. Raw data cannot be passed through to the users, but any analytical process can be run across your dataset, and the data is held for as long as the user wants. When new analytical processes are created, they can be run on existing sets of data. 140kit does not claim any control of the analysis, however it retains ownership of the data collected. Current limits: User: 20,000 Tweets per Dataset or until Dataset time elapses Academic User: 500,000 Tweets per Dataset or until Dataset time elapses

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Storage

3deposit

3deposit is a platform for storing, distribution and depositing 3D-content. It uses the MinIO to store the 3D objects. Objects can be stored locally and remotely It stores 3 main types of media: 3D models, 360 videos and Virtual Reality applications These media files can be processed and published by Sketchfab, Vimeo and Amazon Web Services respectively. It is deployed using docker.

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Creation

3DVIA Virtools

A software tool for the creation of 3D interactive environments. It may be used to model and interact with physical objects that currently or have previously existed in the real world, or create virtual environments that have not previously encountered. VirTool player software is available for Microsoft Windows, Apple MacOS X, Nintendo Wii and Microsoft Xbox 360. It now exists today more as a commercial tool for business to include 3D experiences in various aspects of their activities.

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Web development

4th Dimension

4th Dimension is a graphic environment for developing database-driven single-user, client/server and Web applications. 4th Dimension Standard Edition is an excellent tool to help new database developers rapidly build professional single-user, client/server and Web applications on both the Windows and Mac platforms. It offers: - An affordable price - Many ready-to-use application templates - Unlimited deployment of single-user applications in interpreted mode - Projects started with 4th Dimension Standard Edition can be continued with 4th Dimension Developer Edition with 100% compatibility

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Search

80legs

80legs is a web crawling service. You need to get an account and then you can create custom crawls that run in the cloud. They also let you filter their Giant Web Crawl and provide clean data about the web.

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Creation

960 Grid System

960 Grid System is a CSS template that comes with corresponding Acorn, Fireworks, Flash, InDesign, GIMP, Inkscape, Illustrator, OmniGraffle, Photoshop, QuarkXPress, Visio, Exp Design, and printable templates to facilitate different stages of the web design process.

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Collaboration

A.nnotate

A.nnotate is the flagship product of Textensor Limited which was incorporated in Edinburgh, Scotland in 2005.Today A.nnotate is used online by thousands of individuals and groups who need to store or share comments on documents, web pages or images.

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Uncategorized

Abbot

Abbot is a free tool for converting multiple XML texts with multiple markup schema into a common interoperable file, offered by the MONK (Metadata Offer New Knowledge) Project. It can also read an XML schema file and output procedures, and use them to convert other files into valid XML in alignment with the target schema. While Abbot focusses on TEI, it has been designed to flexibly accomodate other standards and can transform texts into any XML schema required.

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Capture

ABBYY FineReader

An (optical character recognition) engine for creating editable and searchable electronic files from scanned paper documents, PDFs and digital photographs. Features: Recognition of Digital Camera and Mobile Phone Camera Images Comprehensive Language Support Complete Integration with Popular Office Applications PDF conversion, archiving and security

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Analysis

ABFREQ

ABFREQ was a tool for identifying key words within a text developed in the 1980s. It identified key words by comparing thier frequency within the user's text to the frequency of the same words in a control corpus.

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