References

• Parser XML NunniMCAX is a C, non validating XML parser. Its APIs and functioning are very similar to SAX. That means that if you're familiar with SAX it will be straitforward to start using it.
  NunniMCAX is not and will never be a competitor of xerces nor expat. In fact, the aim of NunniMCAX is to be a lightweight, fast and reliable XML parser to be used in environment with limited resources (embedded, mobiles, etc..). A minimal (only well-formed check) executable linked statically against the library with all symbols stripped away on FreeBSD has a size below 19 KByte. NunniMCAX don't validate nor do entity expansion.. but it strives to verify that the document is well-formed.
  NunniMCAX is widely and successfully used in embedded commercial solutions by many manufacturers, including S3 Silicon Software Solutions.
• EasyEQ Pro is a java application
  
  that lets you study mathematical equations.
  It's possible to type in a mathematical expression and it will be graphically rapresented in a x/y diagram.
  EasyEQ is freely downloadable here.
• The brand new web-site of Salathè, www.salathe-cucine.ch
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  This site has been developed in collaboration with MarkioDesign who has taken care of the graphics and layout of the site. We have developed the database and all middleware for consulting the database. Furthermore, we have also developed the software required for managing the data in the database.
• NunniChat, our chat,
  
  that is freely downloadable here.
  It's an instant messenger program (in the style of ICQ, Yahoo!Messenger, AOL, etc...) client/server and peer to peer. It's based on relational database and users can have a list of friends with who they can exchange messages instantanealy. As soon as a user get connected on the internet, all his/her online friends are notified.
• DynWeb, our solution
  
  for a dynamic-looking web-site, but not based on a database, then more economic.
  is a software package aimed to people who desire to manage the content of their web site without having to afford a solution based on a database and middleware. The principle is that determined parts of a web page would be editable. What parts are editable is determined by the web-designer. The website then takes the appareance of a dynamic site but in reality is plain, static html.
  The management is done via web after a valid login. You may try DynWeb (username: admin, password: pippo) and edit those parts of static html pages that the web-designer has decided to let be editable.