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YAMS (Yet Another Merchant System). An E-Commerce package incl.: Credit Card authorization (through Signio), persistent shopping carts for registered users, a retail management interface,inventory management tools, and tools to handle 'affiliates.'
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Basic concept language for use in teaching children and adults with no programming experience or computer knowledge whatsoever. Intent is to have a language which is capable of many basic scripting language tasks without adding excess complexity.
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An easy to implement perl progress meter/status tool for multi-file uploads in web based HTML forms. Two perl scripts, first uploads, second reports progress.
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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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FreeStyleWiki
FreeStyleWikiはPerlで書かれたウィキクローンである
https://github.com/FreeStyleWiki FreeStyleWikiはPerlで書かれたウィキクローンである。略称はFSWiki。 機能がプラグイン方式で実装されており、拡張性が高い[1]。スキンによりスタイルを変更可能。ユーザー管理機能やPDF作成機能がある。 軽量版のFSWikiLiteもある。 -
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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.
