Only a subset of IntelliJ, the IntelliJ community edition has been released as open source software. The page that you linked to describes a special license of the “Ultimate” edition (which is not open source), that they are specifically giving for free to people who promise that they will only use it for writing open … Read more
I strongly suggest you to write a little library around libpng and jpeglib (and every other low-level library for the formats you need to support). It is not that hard and you can code all the features you require. As an alternative, you can use some of the good c++ wrappers that already exists for … Read more
java.util.Collections has a list method that copies an Enumeration into a List, which you can then use in a for-each loop (see javadoc).
I worked on making something I’d be able to use and I’ve published it on github: it’s unimaginably called threadpool.
As you start to read more source code, you’ll get better at this; you’ll find what works for you. In the meantime, there are a few strategies: Pick a feature you like, and try to find the source that implements it Find the beginning point in the source and step through it, try to understand … Read more
SSH.NET Library – https://github.com/sshnet/SSH.NET Inspired by Sharp.SSH, this library is complete rewrite using .NET 4.0, without any third party dependencies and utilizes parallelism as much as possible to allow best performance. It’s been a solid C# implementation of client side SSH.
I would recommend looking at LXR. It makes it easier to follow the flow of the code (you do not have to search for each function that is called — well, you have, but the site does it for you). Some starting points, for the current version (2.6.30): start_kernel() — think of it as the … Read more
The Open Source Data Warehousing does a great job at identifying OSS components that could be used to build a Data Warehouse stack: Infrastructure (servers, OS, databases), Integration Management (ETL, EAI, etc), Information Management (DW/Mart/ODS, OLap Servers, etc), Information Delivery (Portal, Dashboard, Analytics/OLAP Client, etc). Here is a summary: Open Source BI/DW Projects BI and … Read more
What I always recommend to anyone who is interested in this kind of thing is: STICK TO WHAT YOUR TEAM DOES. If they use camelCase for methods, you use it. If they use snake_case for variables, you do it. If your team prefers spaces over tabs; use them. Never go into a stablished team with … Read more
Go to http://www.speech.cs.cmu.edu/cgi-bin/cmudict and you will find the download page for the pronunciation dictionary at https://cmusphinx.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/cmusphinx/trunk/cmudict/ The latest version is currently cmudict.0.7a. This is what I am currently using to implement the syllable counter for http://www.haikuvillage.com. It’s in Ruby and I’d be happy to open source it for you if that helps.