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(Experimental) Flat-style discussion forum written in Spyce (Python Server Pages). Using MySQL as backend.
With full templating, language-translating support.
Horizon/2's goal is to be a full-featured BBS, reminiscent of dial-up Bulletin Board Systems in the early-to-mid 90's. Features planned for the first alpha/unstable release are local email, public threads/conferences, and irc-like chat.
Simple to install and use Weblog/Journal/News script written in Perl. Uses XML to store data. Completely customizable appearance, and easy to use web-based configuration/update.
fxF is a bundle of Perl-Modules for building tree-structured Discussion-Forums, mainly for the WWW. Its internal module-structure makes it possible to use the Forum behind the CGI or as mod_perl handler or in any other background.
PHP-XML mini notice board is a dynamic BBS system that use XML as the storing format. Also, it provides a web administration interface, HTML tags support in news thread, and independent style of each news thread.
An XML based Java 2 Enterprise Forum Solution for webmaters. FreeForums uses CSS, DHTML and JavaScript for rendering pages and can be changed to suit the needs of every website. FreeForums also features a Desktop client for MS-Windows.
XMLBoard is yet another messageboard system, but this board does not need a database backend.
A XML-file is used to store the writeups therefore this system is more platform independent and easyer to install than messageboards which use a database
The aim of this project is to add to the already growing pile of PHP/MySQL bulletin board systems, and hopefully come out near the top. Forum WEB 2.0 (AJAX XML XSLT) based