Enhanced Navigation Facilities for HTML5 Videos allows Web developers to provide a list of scenes by which site visitors can click on a single scene to jump to a given location in the video. The currently-playing scene is highlighted. Other features include framewise stepping forward and backward, moving to the start and end of a video, fast forwarding, and rewinding.
StreetSign is a digital signage system, originally written for the TeenStreet 2013 (Germany) youth congress. It works with a single server, and multiple client computers connect over the network. It is lightweight enough that a Raspberry PI can run as the server for smaller installations.
The TeaVM project is somehow related to GWT. But unlike GWT, it does not require you to provide the TeaVM compiler with the Java source code. Instead, TeaVM does some sort of decompilation of bytecode into the JavaScript source code, which gives TeaVM some advantages over GWT. TeaVM has a smart dependency checker that considerably reduces the amount of bytecode to decompile. Also, before building JavaScript, TeaVM does aggressive optimizations of the provided bytecode.
Jabylon is an extensible Web-based translation management software. It is meant primarily as a tool to help translators and developers manage and create translations. Jabylon supports translations of Java, Android, and iOS applications. It features tight integration into various source code management systems, a feature-rich Web editor, and a REST API to upload or download translations. It can also be used to offer your user community an easy way of contributing translations for new languages or suggest changes to existing translations.
The Omega Project is a universe simulator accessible remotely by registered users over the JSON-RPC protocol. This allows the highest number of users and developers to access the universe and control ships / stations / other entities in via many mechanisms. The server listens for requests over a variety of protocols including TCP, HTTP, Websockets, AMQP, and more, and clients written in any language running on any platform may use these transports to communicate with it. Omega also ships with a WebGL frontend based on three.js, providing an interactive view into running simulations.
Hatohol collects monitoring information from various monitoring systems and shows their integrated data on one screen. This enables the user to consolidate monitoring centers and operators even when monitored devices are being used in different places or with different monitoring software.
Quizzley is a simple site that allows you to create a quiz or a poll and distribute it to your audience. Once your audience pairs with the quiz/poll, their smartphone will automatically transform into the voting pad. It's a fast way to interact with your audience; no authentication or registration are needed.
MQT is an HTML5 application which allows browsing and querying of SQL databases, currently supporting MySQL and PostgreSQL. It may be viewed as rather simple-minded competition to phpMyAdmin, with a focus on getting SELECT queries done just right and tuned to blazing performance.