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JSDB is JavaScript for databases
...a scripting language for data-driven, network-centric programming. It runs on Windows and Linux.
JSDB connects databases and XML to the web and email. It is free and open-source. It can be an interactive shell, run from the command line, run CGI programs, or run its own web server.
JSDB is small. It fits on a floppy disk -- uncompressed!
Added: Tue Jan 29 2008; URL: http://www.jsdb.org/;
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Database Debunkings: Where Persistent Prevailing Database Fallacies Are Dispelled
Reflections on the (in the site authors' view) sorry state of database
technology, as currently implemented in the computing industry. Or: why
the (True) Relational Model is the End-All Solution to all data management
and storage problems... except that no existing product (DBMS) on the market
actually implements it. C. J. Date is a major contributor to this site.
Added: Sat Jun 29 2002; URL: http://www.dbdebunk.com/;
id = 12
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Commons Math from Apache.org
Commons Math is a library of lightweight, self-contained mathematics and statistics components addressing the most common problems not available in the Java programming language or Commons Lang.
Includes packages: Statistics, Data Generation, Linear Algebra, Numerical Analysis, Special Functions, Complex Numbers, Fractions, Parametric Estimation, and others.
Added: Tue Sep 25 2007; URL: http://commons.apache.org/math/;
id = 115
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ThingDB
ThingDB (tdb) is a new database framework designed for flexibility - to hold arbitrary semi-structured data.
ThingDB stores a collection of objects, called "things". Each thing has a series of arbitrary key-value pairs as properties. Each collection of key-value pairs is stored as a version, along with the time it was saved.
Built on top of PostgreSQL as part of the Open Library project.
Added: Wed Sep 05 2007; URL: http://demo.openlibrary.org/about/tech;
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Reinteract is a system for interactive experimentation with python
You enter Python code and expressions and immediately see the results. What distinguishes Reinteract from a shell (such as IPython or the builtin interactive mode) is that you can go back and edit expressions you entered earlier and the results will flow through the part of the worksheet after the changed portion.
Things that Reinteract works well for include numerical experimentation, lightweight signal processing and data analysis, and just plain playing around with the Python language.
Added: Fri Mar 27 2009; URL: http://fishsoup.net/software/reinteract/;
id = 180