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RapidASDev for Oracle
RASD for Oracle
RASD (Rapid Application Service Development) development platform for fast createing web based applications with less or no programming. For developing in RASD all you need is browser. The program you create is published as HTML5 or REST service. All subprograms (look up's, ...) are published as HTML5 or. REST too. If you create batch program in PL/SQL you can use the same tool. All generated by RASD can be overwritten with using triggers (remember classical Forms). The best thing is... -
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Poppy - Web Interface Generator
A visual markup editor that runs in a browser.
**THIS PROJECT IS NOT MAINTAINED ANYMORE **CHECKOUT http://poppy.dc-development.de to see its follow-up Poppy is a visual markup editor that runs in a browser. - Best Browser: Use Mozilla-FireFox! - Take Care: for local testing/development only! Features: - Multiple Projects - Build/Edit Master and Pages Visually - Clean formatted output only elements you specified - Filemanager New: - Installer for easy setup - Poppy demo project for better understanding how Poppy works - Build multilanguage interfaces - Link your own scripts and libs in the UI Ressources: See the quickstart for Installation and a quick startup for your first Poppy Project This project is under development there are lots of function planned. -
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phpoetry dynamically exposes your PHP5 class to the browser as JavaScript hooks. It uses reflection, RMI, JSON, and the YUI library for quick and easy AJAX development.
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