panchotiya/dcm4che
DICOM Implementation in JAVA
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panchotiya/BigDecimal.js
Arbitrary-precision decimals library for JavaScript
panchotiya/jquery-postmessage
jQuery postMessage: Cross-domain scripting goodness
panchotiya/html2canvas
Screenshots with JavaScript
panchotiya/jsPDF
Generate PDF files in JavaScript. HTML5 FTW.
panchotiya/SpinKit
A collection of loading indicators animated with CSS
panchotiya/Java
Java related code
panchotiya/three.js
JavaScript 3D library.
panchotiya/webcam-capture
Project goal is to give users possibility to access build-in or connected via USB webcams or remote IP / network cameras directly from Java code. Using provided libraries user is able to read camera images and detect motion. Main project consist of several sub projects - the root one, which contains required classes, build-in webcam driver compatible with Windows, Linux and Mac OS, which can stream images as fast as your camera can serve them (up to 50 FPS). Main project can be used standalone, but user is able to replace build-in driver with different one - such as OpenIMAJ, GStreamer, V4L4j, JMF, LTI-CIVIL, FMJ, etc.
panchotiya/easyrtc
EasyRTC is a bundle of Open Source WebRTC joy! Our Javascript API hides the differences between Chrome and Firefox browsers and simplifies coding needed for working WebRTC apps. Signalling server using socket.io built on node.js. Tons of free code so you can build WebRTC apps in a few hours that just work. Demos include Instant messaging, Multiparty chatroom, Audio + Video, Screen sharing, Data channel Messaging and File sharing, and more.
panchotiya/signalmaster
simple socket.io server for webrtc signaling
panchotiya/liquidslider
A Responsive jQuery Content Slider
panchotiya/simpl
Simplest possible examples of HTML, CSS and JavaScript
panchotiya/ascii-camera
Real-time ASCII representation of your webcam video stream
panchotiya/getUserMedia-API-Simple-App-Example
A very simple WebCam control app sample powered with HTML5, jQuery and Canvas.
panchotiya/WebRTC
Video Conferencing App using WebRTC
panchotiya/wReader-app
RSS Reader written using AngularJS
panchotiya/chrome-app-samples
Chrome Apps
panchotiya/device.js
Semantic client-side device detection with Media Queries
panchotiya/webrtc-samples
Hacking around with WebRTC
panchotiya/MediaStreamRecorder
Cross-Browser recording of audio/video media streams; targets WebRTC/getUserMedia/WebAudio/etc.
panchotiya/tincan
A WebRTC demonstration
panchotiya/eclipse-integration-commons
Common SpringSource components used to integrate tooling with Eclipse, like the SpringSource Dashboard, Eclipse Spring UAA, common framework components and workspace configurators
panchotiya/eclipse-integration-cloudfoundry
Cloud Foundry Integration for Eclipse
panchotiya/jswiki
JavaScript wiki. Focuses mainly on JS/HTML5/WebGL related tech.
panchotiya/NodeBeginnerBook
A comprehensive Node.js tutorial for beginners
panchotiya/node-server-config
Express / Connect middleware for websites. Goes well with HTML5 Boilerplate.
panchotiya/html5demos
Collection of hacks and demos showing capability of HTML5 apps
panchotiya/firepad-demo
http://demo.firepad.io/ sources
panchotiya/AndroidDrawing
A demonstration of using Firebase to create a shared drawing Android application
panchotiya/jQuery-Tags-Input
Magically convert a simple text input into a cool tag list with this jQuery plugin.
panchotiya/SimpleWebRTC
Simplest WebRTC ever
panchotiya/angular.js
Public repository.
panchotiya/JSbooks
Open source javascript books compilation
panchotiya/godot
Godot is a streaming real-time event processor based on Riemann written in Node.js
panchotiya/js-beautify-safari-extension
JS Beautify Safari extension. Based on http://jsbeautifier.org/
panchotiya/WebRTC-Experiment
WebRTC video conferencing, screen sharing, file sharing, pre-recorded media streaming, part of screen sharing, group text chat, hangout, broadcasting, audio only calls, RTCDataChannel, SIP over WebSocket etc. All these WebRTC experiments are JavaScript only experiments. Nothing to install; no requirement. Just copy HTML/JavaScript code and use in any site; free of cost!