Web In Progress – second phase

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Web In Progress – second phase

August 17, 2010 Adrian Leave a comment Go to comments

Below are the projects in the second phase of the contest:

AirJobDone – Andrei Dulceanu (Apache License 2.0)
Face Recognition for Mobile Phones – Octavian Sima, Elena Holobiuc (BSD license)
Image gallery – Silvia Elena Stanculescu, Alexandru Dobre
LabRemote – Ioan-Alexandru Eftimie, Sergiu Iordache, Irina Preșa (GPL v3)
Plant Care – Sinziana Mihaela Gafitanu (LGPL)
Thematic chat – Marius-Tudor Benea (Modified BSD License)

I will come back with more details and links to projects.

Categories: WebInProgress Tags: open source

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