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...Possiede anche un sistema di gestione degli eventi e vari campi con validatori specifici (Codice fiscale, PIVA, IBAN ecc) Insomma si può fare un CRUD completo xhtml dtd-strict corretto (ed accessibile per L.4/2004) con poche istruzioni. Ampiamente usato su Mysql ed Oracle, si basa su ADOdb per produrre sql in astrazione quindi teoricamante adatto ad ogni DB.

This is minimalist PHP framework using MVC approach, but bit different than other frameworks. It give you starting point with directories for separating your code in to M.V.C., few useful classes, starting code for you to edit, and code generator to help you adding new files. Other frameworks try to give you classes/functions for every possible functionality. But if you need custom functionality then you will be probably rewriting thous classes/functions any way. And if you are...

Build a powerful database applications following few steps using Sohag Developer . The SQL tool represents a powerful tool to run many SQL statements, Also can be used to generate SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE and DROP SQL Statements. Sohag Developer currently supports PostgreSQL, MariaDB, MySQL and SQLite database servers and has a set of generators that generates CURD code and Forms (Qt/C++ code and ui forms - PHP web applications uses web forms and bootstrap framework ) to manipulate the data in the database tables or views. ...

Janox is a PHP-based full cross-tech development suite: > DBMS and platform independent > HTML5-Javascript rich GUIs > Table driven development, no code > Application project full life-cycle management, team-development > Much more..!

SynApp2 builds feature-packed web applications and versatile PDF reports for MySQL and Oracle Database. The SynApp2 web application generator and MVC framework is written in PHP and JavaScript.

An short but powerfull framework for PHP 5+. based in the Model View Controller (MVC), it can use Mysql, Microsoft Sql Server and partially Oracle

A compiler and cross-compiler for (Currently) Cobol (with Fortran being added later). It is intended to be the first self-hosted open-source Cobol Compiler, e.g. the compiler itself will be written using Cobol.