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WIAK

http://wiakapps.freehostia.com/
Wiak is a very efficient, special-purpose, usually non-interactive, extremely lightweight IPC shell that is used for building client/server "wiakapps". A variety of demonstration wiakapps are available as part of the current WIAK suite. The name WIAK stands for the "WIAK Interface für Application Kontrolle". As an inter-process communications utility, its name reflects its ability to create and control diverse wiakapps whose component parts may be written in a variety of programming languages and with an assortment of GUI toolkits.

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released on 10 February 2008

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GPLv3orlater Deborah Nicholson 2454579.523 April 2008


Leaders and contributors

Contact(s)Role
WIAK teamDeveloper

Resources and communication

Audience Resource type URI
General Download http://wiakapps.freehostia.com/downloads.html


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This entry (in part or in whole) was last reviewed on 23 April 2008.



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