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gRSShopper is an application that allows you to define your own community of RSS feeds, aggregates content from those feeds and organizes it, and helps you integrate that content into your own posts, articles and other content.
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eZ Community is a branch of the eZ Systems eZ publish 2 php/mysql web content management system, updated to include new bug fixes, contributions, missing features and modules. eZ systems does not provide support in any way for eZ Community releases.
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PERL CGI bible study system originally developed for the Christian distro ShepherdPup Linux. Includes integrated Wiki for notes, W3C Slidy and RSS2 feed generation.
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Acumen has gone through a near complete rewrite. Please see the Github page for details - https://github.com/AcumenProject [OLD Description] Acumen is a simple, robust digital library system using PHP, MySQL, and Apache. Easy to set up and administer, does not complicate workflows, supports all browsers, and automatically creates and updates its own index database.
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Your users have enough of creating another account - just for your website. Let them log in to your Joomla!-powered website using the credentials of their favorite social service (Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, MySpace, PayPal, OpenID, and many more).
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DOM translated Asynchronous XHTML lets you communicate with your server via AJAX, and recieve plain XHTML + scripts that are then translated to your DOM for easy insertion/substitution. What does this mean?: AJAX with no innerHTML and no cryptic XML!
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This is an open source SWF authoring library with C++ class interface. Supports flash movies generation up to version 3.
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Template-driven, community website management system (CMS). Features: user-friendly (no HTML) webpage maintenance, strong emphasis on internationalization, conversion of any page to PDF, also galleries, forums, blogs, wiki, a plugin mechanism, and more!
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Hippo is a community portal/CMS with an emphasis on microcontent and metacontent. It is *not* another Slash/Nuke clone. The Hippo prototype will (I hope) be available in early 2006. Please take a look at the excellent Plone and TikiWiki CMSs instead!
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Custom VMs From 1 to 96 vCPUs With 99.95% UptimeLive migration and automatic failover keep workloads online through maintenance. One free e2-micro VM every month.
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A component that extends the ASP.NET DataGrid control such that it complies with the World-Wide Web Consortium's Web Content Accessibility Guidelines.
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The goal of the Linguist-GRID project is to create the CGI-scripts that power a web-site for setting up and performing linguistic grammaticality rating experiments (www.linguist-grid.org), as a free service to the linguistic community.
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This is a web site for helping people to work together. Thus it includes a forum, a wiki and a project area - other features are planned. The website does not require any resources than a web server running php and a little disk space and is very easy to
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GUJ is a virtual user group from Brazil. We are one of the most influent and active group in the community. GUJ was stared at August 2002. Having 40000+ users, who every day discuss about Java, make articles and disseminates Java in the country.
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A free replacement (in Python) for Radio Community Server and a miniature application server, with an embedded almost-OO database and a very quick script handler.
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Have you ever done a "dixit" (a list of quotations inside a community)? This might be funnier than you think. Extracted from its context, a sentence can be very funny! Even quoted persons often don't believe they said such thinks.
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Addons to the Metadot Portal System that allow metadot sites to communicate and interact with each other and thus allow a wider community of Metadot Sites that extends beyond a single site's community but to other communities as well.
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Modus is an attempt to provide a light-weight content object system for the ColdFusion community that takes full advantage of the latest features in ColdFusion MX to offer an "object" interface and, eventually, provide a sound framework to the CF commu
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Got an online community with its own language, want to create a dictionary for someone then this is for you. Its a piece of cake to set up and comes complete with a members area, an admin area and automatically cross-references.
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iHailStorm Bulletin Board (aka Inca Forums) is a very fast, powerful, and a very user friendly message board written in php. Designed from the ground up to have powerful community support, iHS supports groups, usergroups, RPG stats, and much, much more.
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LibWeb is a Perl library and toolkit for building a community web site and applications . It features members authentication, a concise, easy to use database API and template-driven, dynamic HTML page generation without using PHP/ASP/SSI/Javascript.
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Codetryx Project - A Javascript based API for commonly used tools and UI widgets, intended to make web development robust and reusable. Any suggestions/requirements the wider community may have are most welcome.
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