A Python persistence framework for graph databases like Neo4j, OrientDB and Titan.

The easiest to use WordPress option framework.

Titan - A Simple MVC Framework

Titan Planet is a JavaScript-first backend framework that embeds JS actions into a Rust + Axum server and ships as a single native binary. Routes are compiled to static metadata; only actions run in the embedded JS runtime. No Node.js. No event loop in production.

Titan: Open Source Javascript Web Framework

Titan is an opinionated full-stack boilerplate framework built with React, Meteor and Apollo

This is a titanium MVC framework, and the CB just mean my website Code Blog :)

Frames-Titan Plugin for play! framework 2

The Titan Network Framework: A network layout well-suited to most organizational needs.

https://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=71630 HAL 4000 intro by the SandS What's new in the final version: Keen did a lot of optimization. Now the intro size is exactly 4000 bytes, as expected. Manwe increased the shader compatibility, now the intro looks the same on any video card. Xanah polished the music, no clicks and crackles anymore. Two versions: multi- and single thread (with music precalculation). Video capture tool. This 4kb intro tooks 3rd place at Chaos Constructions 2017 demoparty. If you like it, please leave a comment at http://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=71630 Before start the intro, run %windir%\System32\Speech\SpeechUX\sapi.cpl on your machine and select ENGLISH in Voice selection. If "David" voice is installed on your machine, definitely select it. If there is no male voices at all (what a shame!), start "hal_4000_female.exe" instead of "hal_4000.exe". Although, it's easy to install the required speech pack: go to Windows settings, choose Region & language, click on English (if it's not installed yet, add this language first), the Option button will appear. Click on it and find download option inside under Speech / Settings. Visuals were coded on Apple iPad Pro, so the intro shouldn't take a lot of video chip resources. Must run smooth on any machine. Tools used: GLSL Studio for iPad, Shader minifier, IQ's framework, Crinkler, 4klang, Renoise tracker, RS-Met's signal analizer, Microsoft SAPI, Visual Studio 2015. Thanks to everyone envolved in these tools development, this intro wouldn't be possible without you. Personal thanks to Virgill for some 4klang assets and Provod/Yolp for assistance. Manwe/SandS, Xanah/SandS, Keen/Skoyp. www.thesands.ru www.demoscene.ru Greetings to: alcatraz, altair, cocoon, consciousness, conspiracy, ctrl-alt-test, darklite, digimind, elix, fairlight, farbrausch, fl1ne, fms_cat, frag, future crew, jetlag, kalium cyanide group, logicoma, mercury, nonoil, orange, orbitaldecay, poo-brain, proxium, quite, sensenstahl, still, systemk, t-rex, the nephelims, throb, titan, tomohiro, vaahtera, virtual illusions, youth uprising

Demo theme that creates admin pages, meta boxes and theme customizer settings. (This is outdated, please use the theme generator in the site)

TitanCoreFramework: A FastAPI-based Python backend with layered architecture (Controllers/Services/Models). Features auth, CLI, DB abstraction, queues, Docker. Supports Node.js/React frontend. Perfect for robust REST APIs and web apps.

TITAN — The Intelligent Task Automation Network. Autonomous AI agent framework with GPU VRAM orchestration, NVIDIA cuOpt/NIM integration, ~155 tools, 34 LLM providers, 15 channels, mesh networking, LiveKit voice, self-improvement, and a React dashboard. npm i -g titan-agent

The core (or kernel) of Titan Framework.

A module for the MagicMirror framework that retrieves a school meal menu from the LinqConnect API (formerly known as the Titan Schools API)

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A demo plugin that has Titan Framework embedded in it. No need to require the framework plugin

Attack On Titan Wiki UI App - Made using Flutter Framework

Titan framework meant for dissecting various games that I like.

QmeIn - A Virtual 'Q' for All Description: QmeIn web application is designed for users to free themselves from the constraints of a physical line. QmeIn is a virtual queue that no longer requires the user to be present at a real queue at all times. With the tap of a button, a user places themselves in a virtual queue which proceeds as a real queue. Whether the queue is at the DMV, a bank, a restaurant, a stadium ticket counter, a parking lot, our own Titan bookstore, or the countless other locations that require people to stand in line, QmeIn will seamlessly do the waiting for the user. Process: QmeIn provides the user with a list of merchants who have queues currently open. The user can select a specific merchant and queue themselves in with a simple tap of the 'QmeIn' button. Once the user queues in, they are entered into a virtual queue and notified of their position, as well as an estimated time to the point of transaction. The user will, thus, be free from having to be present and waiting in a physical line allowing them to multi-task, or simply relax. As the queue proceeds, the user will be notified through an SMS when they are third from the point of transaction, thus giving them ample time to proceed to the physical line to complete their transaction. When a merchant logs in to QmeIn, they are provided with a list of users currently in queue and the time elapsed on the current transaction. Once the merchant has completed the transaction with the current user, they will tap the 'Complete' button and remove that user from the queue. The queue then proceeds forward with the next user. Highlights: Before even entering a virtual queue, QmeIn provides information to the user on how many people are in the current queue for a merchant, as well as, their average time of transaction. This information can guide users to prudently allocate their time. Users are not bound to a queue, just as a physical line, they can walk away from their position in line. In QmeIn, the user has the option to simply tap 'QmeOut' and walk away from the queue in a single step. Future: QmeIn will provide not only an effortless means to get in a queue for the user, but it will also provide critical data to merchants. As the number of queues and users within them increase, merchants will be able to obtain more accurate times of transaction for each user. The merchant will also become aware of time periods which occupy the highest number of transactions and the lowest. Furthermore, as 'QmeOut' data aggregates, the merchant will know when the highest number of users are lost to wait times. All this real-time data provided from QmeIn will guide merchants to more efficiently manage their labor and other assets. Conclusion: As software etches itself as a required element of our daily livelihood, QmeIn continues this momentum with an abstraction of reality. QmeIn manipulates the physical sense in a virtual environment to give physical freedom to its user. The web app removes constraints allowing users to allocate their physical being at their discretion and benefit. Technologies Used: Node.js, Express Framework, JavaScript, MongoDB, Mongoose, Handlebars, HTML 5, CSS 3

The best way to create a new project using Titan Framework.

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A simple coffeescript app framework built upon appcelerator titanium

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Titan Planet framework documentation.

This plugin is an extension of Titan Framework. It adds any file upload functionality on Titan Framework which is currently unavailable.