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The open web architecture framework defines web applications in an eclipse based DSL editor. A code generator transforms the models into a Google Web Toolkit / Google App Engine project which can be customized by the developer.
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MOVED - This project is now hosted at Google Code http://code.google.com/p/php-blossom A PHP 5 (strict) framework with scaffolding for building web applications and services. It generates ActiveRecord style models, PageControllers, and View partials.
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This project moved to Google Code Hosting (http://code.google.com/p/hoffmanframework) since 26/04/2008. Please followed this project from Google Code Hosting.
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This project centers around the goal of bringing the Inversion of Control principals leveraged by the Spring Framework to the client side of Google Web Toolkit (GWT) application development.
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