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QtWui is a library which provides a web widgets toolkit based on Trolltech's Qt library (www.trolltech.com).
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DojoCompiler is a server side linker and compiler (written in PHP and JS) that removes the dependencies Dojo (the javascript toolkit) has on other files within the Dojo package - it compiles all the files required by your site into one script on the fly
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A cross-browser javascript toolkit with a focus on accessible UI components; to be leveraged for Web 2.0 application development.
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Blanc is a Javascript toolkit that makes web development easier and faster.It supports both ajax-based and old-fashion web applications.
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An HTML widget set for both XSL and JSP presentation layers. Apps can use simple tags to create rollovers, tabs, drillable trees, DHTML popups, etc. Static mockups created locally with the XSL version can be quickly translated into functional JSPs.
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DHTML Window Toolkit project's purpose is to create a Java ServerFace based Microsoft Common Control style implementation to ease the pain from migrating MS web application to Java platform
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An AJAX toolkit to make server-side methods (functions) available as native JavaScript functions. Javascript objects are pushed, using JSONRequest, to your serve-side functions as native datatypes, and returned to page as native javascript objects again.
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