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The Warp Framework is an application framework built with Python. It features intelligent property and object management based solely on meta-data. Currently Zope is supported, with room for extending it towards GTK / SQL / etc. based applications.
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Text::FastTemplate is yet another template module written in Perl. So why use this module instead of one of the other template modules? Well...it's ultra simple. It's fast. It's lean. It completely separates the presentation from the application logic.
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The pyxhtml Python XHTML class can be used to programatically generate XHTML documents. It is particularly useful when one has to add an XHTML output module to a Python application.
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perl WebMVC is a mod_perl web application framework designed around the Model View Controller design pattern. It is written in perl with an XML configuration component.
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Based on the Jakarta Struts project, the Ruby Web Application framework is a framework for developing web/wap applications founded in the Ruby programming language.
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MiniPortal is a lightweight JSR-168 compliant portlet container. It does not aim to be a substitute for an enterprise portal, but rather a JAR library with minimal dependencies that can be included in any Java web application.
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Hayta-UML is a Web2.0 UML tool, that allows users to draw UML diagrams. A core design decision is to have a native version-control inside the application.
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A mod_perl-based RPC API designed for ease of setup, ease of extension, and rapid development. Using Presto, you can develop a robust, fully "web-2.0" web application in a day or two. Oh and it scales. Take that, Ruby on Rails.
