Jigsaw Puzzle
Modern, powerful open source C++ class libraries and frameworks for building network- and internet-based applications that run on desktop, server and embedded systems.
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Who Is Using It? Companies like 454 Life Sciences, Appcelerator, CACE Technologies, CodeLathe, Schneider Electric and Voltwerk Electronics; open source projects like GLUEscript, MITK, openFrameworks, Open Game Engine and Ogre.
What Are Developers Saying About It?
  • "We have been using the POCO toolkit in our latest generation high speed genome sequencer. I can't tell you how pleased I am with the work you've been doing. Thank you for giving me my weekends back!"
    Jesse Keller, 454 Life Sciences
  • "We're using POCO in a product we're developing, and we're extremely pleased with it. It's one of the richest and best written libraries that I've encountered, and its portability saved us a ton of work."
    Loris Degioanni, CACE Technologies
  • "If you work in C++ and didn't hear about POCO, you are missing out on one of the most outstanding and important C++ libraries in years."
    Eran Hammer-Lahav
  • "The richness of the content, the clarity of the code, and the quality of the documentation prompted us to use POCO as one of our foundational 3rd-party libraries."
    Sorin Voicu-Comendant, T-System
  • "I just wanted to say that I am hugely impressed by the breadth of functionality offered by POCO and the overall excellent quality of the implementation code, samples, and documentation. It has been a real pleasure developing my application."
    Caleb Epstein
  • "This library is quite refreshing and a joy to use. Laid out very well, the documentation is consistent as the code base and functional in all the ways that C++ traditionally lacks. Many thanks go out to all the contributors of this library."
    Chris Johnson
  • "C++ now has batteries included."
    Jeremy Sandell
Who Is Behind It? The POCO C++ Libraries were created by Günter Obiltschnig in 2004 and have since been extended by enthusiastic C++ developers from all over the world. Funding is provided by Applied Informatics and sponsors.
Applied Informatics - Founding Sponsor   Schneider Electric Buildings - Silver Sponsor   Voltwerk Electronics - Bronze Sponsor

The POCO C++ Libraries are released under the Boost Software License.
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