brew tap wiztools/repoTo install, say xsd-gen, you would do:
brew install xsd-genFor a complete list of formulas and casks available, visit the repository:
https://github.com/wiztools/homebrew-repo
brew tap wiztools/repobrew install xsd-genVersion 1.1.0 of anyurlhttpserver is available now: https://www.npmjs.com/package/anyurlhttpserver. This version introduces -C parameter to support CORS headers.

The flagship OpenSource project from WizTools.org has a shiny new release. This release boasts of multiple features like GET with body, better support for ignoring SSL certificate warnings like expired certificate, and custom HTTP methods. Also, as part of our continuous improvement plan, we also moved the build to Gradle. Enjoy our new offering:
A couple of weeks back, when I started working in a Node.js project, I had to use a cli-parsing library for my requirement. On searching, I was repeatedly directed towards commander.js. It looked powerful and seemed to satisfy our need. But as I started using it, I found it sucking my time. Bad, and wrong documentation. No support. And overall, badly designed and executed. Every option that I tried, always ended up in opening issues, asking for help in SO.
I decided to put a stop to this mediocrity. Node deserves better. And today, I am happy to announce the better option from WizTools.org, the wiz-cliparse library:
Happy to announce the availability of v0.4.2 of commons-lib. Note that the artifact id and group id of the project has changed:
This release fixes a error in ZipUtil.unzip() that was not failing on corrupt zip files.
wiztools-commons-lib, the library holding collection of commonly used convenience classes and data-structures for Java has a new home at GitHub.
The popular book on PHP OOP is now updated for PHP v5.6. New buyers will get the updated version of the book. I am working with Amazon to push the new version of the book to existing owners. Push notification should be received by existing owners after that.
Happy to announce the release of 3.5 version of RESTClient. This version boasts of various minor bug fixes, improvements in multipart body requests, and internal code reorganization to support new persistence formats. Complete Release Notes available at the usual location.

Happy to announce the release of 0.3.2 of StaGen, the static site generator written in Java 8. StaGen supports Markdown for content and StringTemplate 4 for templating. This version boasts of builds in .tgz and .zip with executable shell-script and Windows batch script stagen. Download the release from GitHub. To install, extract the compressed distribution and add to PATH the bin directory. Fire StaGen from command line:
$ stagen -h

The latest version of RESTClient has support for selecting the type of multipart body that is sent with the request. Certain web API endpoints were not supporting the default RESTClient mode of multipart messages, while a simple curl request succeeded. To support these websites, RESTClient now supports specifying the mode of multipart body type.
Quick links:
Happy to announce the immediate availability of RESTClient 3.4.1 for download and purchase. This is a minor release that fixes a UI rendering bug in Mac, supports UI scaling in high-resolution display devices among other bug fixes and enhancements. Read the release notes here.
JSON validator is a command-line tool for validating/formatting JSON files. The tool is inspired by the cli options of the ever popular xmllint tool.
A minor update to the static site generator from WizTools.org is released. This fixes a bug that was not detecting changes in sub-folders when executing run command.
Wiz WebServer, the web server project has a tumulus history. It all started with the need for me to quickly test JavaScript and minor Ajax scripts. I quickly forked the Java Mini Web Server Project, to create Wiz WebServer. It was pretty heavily used by me and my team for development purposes. But maintaining this code base did not seem to be a good idea, especially when we have such excellent alternatives like Jetty. So, today, with heavy-heart, I scrapped the HTTPD code base of Wiz WebServer, and changed the engine to Jetty. The new release, 0.4.0 version, may be downloaded from: https://bitbucket.org/wiztools/wiz-webserver/downloads.
This release focuses on two important features:
Download, release notes and purchase links available at GitHub.
Happy to announce the second edition of RESTClient book:
The book will be available for free from May 19 to May 23 in Kindle store (PST time). The 3.4 version of RESTClient covered in this book is scheduled for release on 25th May.
I am working on updating the RESTClient book. And this is how I work:
