RishabhPandita/babeld
The Babel routing daemon
Public GitHub Catalog
Discovered Sep 30, 2026
RishabhPandita / ERP-System-Keystone
The key features of the system being developed are : Friendly to women who would mostly be neo-literates Use more of symbols than written language Be in Tamil script rather than English to start with (In future may need Malayalam and Kannada User Interfaces as well) Rolled out in a step by step manner so that the users are fully comfortable with one level before new features are added Well documented with screen-shots and simple text for quick reference for the users, e.g. video documentation of how-tos Follow the free and open source software philosophy of one software doing one thing and doing it well rather than having a bloat of features and confusing the users Extensively tested with the user community before rolling out so that problems in day to day usage are minimized.
About this discovery
Public repository record indexed from GitHub. Explore verified star velocity metrics, source code repositories, and curated developer tool directories across the GitHubRepo ecosystem.
#17587042GitHub System ID
RishabhPanditaOrganization / User
PublicVisibility
ActiveCatalog Status
More from RishabhPandita
RishabhPandita/Mesh_Routing_Protocol_Batman-Babel-Hybrid
Combining B.A.T.M.A.N-ADV and Babel into a single routing protocol. The aim of the project is to introduce a new a experimental hybrid routing protocol combining B.A.T.M.A.N-ADV and babel into a single routing protocol. we compare the performance results of running unmodified babel instance with performance results of modified instance of babel both running over B.A.T.M.AN-ADV as a hybrid showing visible improvements in performance.
RishabhPandita/snap-user
Take a snapshot of currently logged in user for logging and post business analysis
RishabhPandita/HTTP_Log_Visualizer
It takes input a http log file. The User-Agent string format is currently specified by Section 14.43 of RFC 2616 (HTTP/1.1) . The format of the User-Agent string in HTTP is a list of product tokens (keywords) with optional comments. For example if your product were called WikiBrowser, your user agent string might be WikiBrowser/1.0 Gecko/1.0. The "most important" product component is listed first.