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EasySQL Framework
Work easily and safely with your database with EasySQL Framework.
EasySQL is a powerfull open source tool written in PHP and released under the GNU AGPLv3. It was created for web application developers that want to write fast and secure apps. EasySQL Framework is especially good for inexperienced developers that are in the process of learning MySQL because it makes it almost impossible to make a syntax error. Currently it supports DDL, DQL/DML and DCL. -
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The OpenOCS project is groupware software which allows groups to work on projects. Client/Server architecture written in Java with a MySQL database and PHP front end.
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K PHP Develop is an integrated Web development tool designed for team work. It supports HTML, JavaScript, PHP, and SQL syntax highlighting and file locking. It also has a query analyzer and database access (depends on KSQL plugins).
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A database independant form builder. Designed to build web interfaces based on a database schema. Providing user administration, authenication, form validation, work flows and more. Based on ideas from Oracle Forms and Sebiel. Works with MySQL, PostgreSQL
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Save Up to 91% on Cloud Compute With Spot VMsRun batch jobs at 60-91% off with Spot VMs. Long-running workloads get automatic discounts with sustained use.
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