Project: Groupware Toolkit for C#
The GT library is a groupware toolkit with two goals: to simplify the development of real-time distributed groupware, and to improve the performance of distributed applications. The toolkit makes it simple to build groupware by taking care of networking and by providing several high-level programming abstractions to deal with communication and distributed data. It is designed to speed the development of simple groupware applications by allowing developers to create distributed systems without the need to program lower-level networking code.
GT is released under the, CC-BY license.
Downloads
GT v3.0
The latest version of the GT v3.0 branch is
GT v3.0.2 (released 2009/11/10)
- README and NEWS, and manual.
- GT v3.0.2 Installer, with source code and examples
- GT v3.0.2 Merge Module (already included in the installer)
GT v2.0
The latest version of the GT v2.0 branch is
GT v2.0.2 (released 2009/05/14)
- README and NEWS
- GT v2.0.2 Installer, with source code and examples
- GT v2.0.2 Merge Module (already included in the installer)
GT v1.0 (or "GT Classic"; now deprecated in favour of GT v2.0).
Active Development
GT is under active development; the bleeding edge source code and documentation is available through the GT Trac and GT SVN repository (user: anonymous, empty password).
Questions, Problems, Requests
Please submit any problems or requests via the GT Trac. There is a GT users mailing-list: subscribe by sending a message to majordomo@cs.usask.ca with the following in the body:
subscribe gt-usersand reply to the confirmation.
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Participants
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Carl Gutwin University of Saskatchewan |
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Dane Stuckel |
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Tad Stach Queen's University |
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Mark Watson Institute Without Boundaries |
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Christopher Fedak |
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Jeff Dyck University of Saskatchewan |
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Céline Ferré |
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Brian de Alwis |