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Composable, Open Source Payments PlatformJuspay's Payments Orchestration Platform offers a comprehensive product suite for businesses, including open-source payment orchestration, global payouts, seamless authentication, payment tokenization, fraud & risk management, end-to-end reconciliation, unified payment analytics & more. The company’s offerings also include end-to-end white label payment gateway solutions & real-time payments infrastructure for banks. These solutions help businesses achieve superior conversion rates, reduce fraud, optimize costs, and deliver seamless customer experiences at scale.
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MV3D is an open source virtual world simulation framework written in Python. It was designed with scalability in mind and aims to be able to distribute a world across as many servers as needed while dynamically balancing the load.
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Opticraft is a custom server for Classic Minecraft multiplayer developed in python. It makes use of no extra dependencies, it is not based off Myne, and requires python 2.6. It aims to be light weight as well as easy to setup and use.
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Powow is an open-source TCP packets exchange mesh. It allows many TCP clients to connect to a "Powow cloud" (several instances of Powow), to exchange data. Powow is a TCP socket server like Palabre or Oregano.
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Component Content Management System for Software DocumentationPaligo is an end-to-end Component Content Management System (CCMS) solution for technical documentation, policies and procedures, knowledge management, and more.
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Condottieri is a web based, multiplayer game, inspired in Avalon Hill's classic "Machiavelli". The game is set in Renaissance Italy but it's easily adaptable to other scenarios and eras as long as the rules are like the ones in "Machiavelli".
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