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A very simple and easy to install and use PHP image gallery to include in online auctions. Copy to your server, set password -> Start new gallery -> Upload images, generate gallery -> Copy embed-code into your auction-text -> Finish.
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Python cgi's for maintaining multiple web-based schedules. None of the heavyweight CMS systems does this cleanly and simply. This is not an off-the-shelf solution, but snippets for you to use. Programming required!
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This project aims to provide a lightweight and easy to use server-scripting CGI module. It uses Perl as the scripting language, and allows one to embed perl to html pages.
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The best way to describe openVP is as a "shake-n-bake database-backed web service." It is being built both as a learning experience and as the means from ensuring none of my employers will try to claim ownership of my personal web site code.
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You all know those little net tools like finger, traceroute etc. They have many similarities in functionality and would benefit from having common interface, to my knowledge there has been none, until now.. or atleast soon :-)
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