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Diet Tracker enables you to track your diet progression online. It is a set of Perl scripts that uses a MySQL database to store and display your daily weight variations and calorie intake as you progress in your diet.
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A Perl based lightweight application controller framework which uses XML to store individual application's configuration, functionality, behaviour and messaging, and uses XSLT to transform XML data structures into vanilla web management interfaces
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XTemplate is a template engine for PHP that allows you to store your HTML code separately to your PHP code. It has many useful features yet code is short and highly optimized. The code is stored here but eveything else is on http://www.phpxtemplate.org/
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The java.util.ResourceBundle and its subclasses are the cornerstone of string internationalization in Java. DbResourceBundle provides a way to store internationalized strings in a JDBC compliant database and retains a similar interface.
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PHPCList is a solution how to store in one variable multiple data. It is set of functions which tak care about adding,updating,deleting data from CList. You can make easilly from CList an array. PHPClist is very useful in cookie handling!
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Sort taglib is a taglib that let you sort a collection by any properties in ascending or descending order. You could also sort on several columns. For example, in your store cart, you could let the user to sort by price or artile name or whatever.
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A comfortable and secure list for all your DVD, DivX and (S)VCD movies, which also gives you nice statistics :) It uses PHP and MySQL to store its data.
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This project can be used by webmasters to analyse the average route of visitors. Written in Perl, this project parsed apache's logs and store them in a MySQL database. This function is not implemented in opensource web stats tools like AWStats. I
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Cache-simple - is a project aimed on creation of very easy (and fast) exportable caching script. It is not going to store cached files - only to serve it to user browser on fly. You can plug your browser to your shell account in less than 3 minutes.
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Status Board is a web based (Apache, mod_perl, HTML::Mason, MySQL) system to store answers to questions and produce reports. It will support data export, compartmentialization of user access and constraints to user input for better data analysis.
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Yet another stats program. This one is a. Written in C++ b. Using MySQL to store the stats. c. TRUE 100% Custimization from a cgi web frontend. Right down do the output will be customizable! (hopefully)
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An Apache / mod perl Session manager that will transparently supply a session ID from the client request. Creating one if neccessary useing cookies or munged URI's if cookies are off. It does not store session info - Use the excellent Apache::Session
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E-Commerce application with the following features : new products list, 30 save basket for each registered customers, avertising for promoting products in your web site, search product by his name customers could see their 10 last orders, and so on.
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