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FriSay is a free and open source PHP e-commerce platform built specifically for Turkish businesses, but fully usable for any online store. It combines Smarty templating, Bootstrap frontend, and PDO/MySQL backend into a clean, modular architecture. Key Features: Browser-based installation wizard — no manual SQL imports needed Product management with categories, brands, barcodes and stock tracking Multi-currency support (USD, EUR, Gold) with automated cron-based price updates REST Web API (v1) for remote integration — supports orders, products, categories and brands Invoice fields with Turkish tax ID (TCKN) and tax office support at checkout Cargo tracking: assign carrier and tracking number per order Theme system — separate templates for storefront and admin panel Module system for extending functionality AI-friendly codebase with AGENTS.md and AI_CONTEXT.md for Cursor/Copilot agents Turkish admin panel and localization out of the box Requirements: PHP 7.4+ (GD, PDO MySQ

A user friendly web-based timetabling software designed for all types of education and training providers to schedule classes, facilities, trainers and split classes into groups. It was designed by an academic professional with over 5 years experience in education timetabling systems and 14 years experience in the education and training sector. It is easy to set up and is really user friendly for everyone. Comes with manuals, training videos and is free to use and install, but not for...

Designed to automate tasks by scheduling scripts to run at set intervals - the scripts to run can be local or remote and can be on a secure directory where a username/password access is required. Requires PHP and MySQL on the local server/web hosting account. phpJobScheduler is a replacement for cron jobs.

tellmatic is a php and mysql based newsletter script to create, manage and send personalized newsletters or mass mails. uses wysiwyg and has a form editor. adresses and newsletter are stored in unlimited groups. handle bouncemails and failed adresses