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yBlog Creator
Fast, Simple Full-Featured Blog Creator in PHP. No database needed.
Designed from the ground up to take advantage of the new and increasingly standardized features of HTML5 and PHP7+, Yofiel's file-based yBlog Creator provides W3C-validated, responsive, animated page templates that work consistently on Chrome, Safari, and Edge desktops and mobiles. But its fast CSS3 and native JavaScript libraries total less than 15KB. Any HTML editor may create content. Menus and metadata are automatic. A single stylesheet provides multiple color and appearance options... -
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PHP Feedreader is a web 2.0 RSS reader that provides a fast and user-friendly environment to read RSS feeds. It doesn't need a local installation - just put it on your webspace and you can read your feeds on any browser all over the world at any time.
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A WYSIWYG extension for the Firefox browser that allows anyone to create a basic website. Using XML and Javascript to avoid the need for PHP, ASP or other server-side scripting support. All the user needs is FTP or SFTP access to their web-content.
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