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Bibliograph
Open Source Online Bibliographic Data Management
Bibliograph is a powerful and intuitive open source web application for the collaborative collection, editing and publishing of bibliographic data such as a bibliographies, small library collections or shared research data. It features a modern user interface similar to a desktop application. -
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Web (PHP) based Grocery List generating software that supports barcode scanning. The list is maintained in a database with remote tools for adding, editing, deleting, and printing.
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kInventory is a php based inventory managment software for schools. Its support barcode reader. Its primary language is hungarian, when the stable 1.0 version is released, i will translate it to english.
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phpPOS is a Poin-Of-Sale coded in PHP+AJAX. It supports ESC/POS printers, barcode scanner and customer display.
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Thokbook is a personal library system, written in perl. It is intended for medium to large individual collections (several thousand books). Using thokbook, you will be able to add books via ISBN or EAN (usually via a barcode scanner of some kind), get
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