This is an XMPP client that can serialize (most of?) its state. It’s intended to be used on the web.
While ugly, it solved my immediate problem of how to maintain a single XMPP connection per tab, while letting the user navigate to other pages. This let me provide live support during a programming contest, without depending on third-party services.
Beware: Not only is the codebase ugly, but the default web UI is also ugly.
Type in latin text, get it back in an encoding of glagolitic. Toy project. Not being a linguist, no guarantees about correctness of output.
ZATEMAS is a web platform which includes a contest management system, and an online judge (“evaluator”).
First published in 2006, it still lives. Because of its age, it happens to be written in PHP, and the judge is written in C++, pending some better times so a rewrite can happen.
This project was coauthored with Davor Cihlar.
Production instance: ZATEMAS @ ZRS