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Porcupine is an open-source Python based web application server that provides front-end and back-end revolutionary technologies for building modern data-centric Web 2.0 applications.
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JsonGateway is an ajax RPC service gateway for java backend service with the json data format. now it can call spring servcie. JsonGateway can generate your service wrapper javascript automaticly, this makes your ajax rpc call easy.
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phleackr is a PHP binding for the Flickr API, using the XML-RPC format and thought to be compatible with PHP4 and PHP5, while avoiding the need for PEAR packages. in the future it will also support the REST format.
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PHP-O-Lait is a library that, in 2 boiler-plate lines of code, allows you to call server-side PHP code from client-side JavaScript. It's so easy, in fact, that you don't need to know how it does it (hint, it uses Ajax and JSON).
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XSpell is a spell checker for HTML forms. It is composed of a XML-RPC based browser client written in Javascript and an XML-RPC service implemented in PHP 4+.
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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.
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