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Twill is an open source Laravel package that helps developers rapidly create a custom CMS that is beautiful, powerful, and flexible. By standardizing common functions without compromising developer control, Twill makes it easy to deliver a feature-rich admin console that focuses on modern publishing needs. Twill is an AREA 17 product. It was crafted with the belief that content management should be a creative, productive, and enjoyable experience for both publishers and developers. With a...

A RAD toolkit for modeling business processes inside PHP websites. Extremely well-suited to data management situations that require complex workflows and rules. Designed for use by non programmers, plus there's a full API and docs for developers. See www.freeformsolutions.ca/formulize for more info. See GitHub for the latest code: http://www.freeform.ca/en/formulize-downloads#version-control

KTK is a toolkit to create and manage web applications. It offers a framework with UI widgets, page management with POST/GET/SESSION functions, security process, statistics functions and Javascript utilities.

A wiki backed CMS that is under development. This is a lGPL fork of a PHP5 project, pls watch for features. When teir 2 is complete, useful for small or medium applications or sites. Teir 3 is focussing on enterprise (aka dark-art non-functional high volume/ high scalability alterations). The teir3 will be published under a different licence, and is the primary branch. lGPL editions include full features of teir3. I'm a software engineer, I write a CMS to build a personal...

abstract PHP Web Interface Toolkit something like AWT you are familar with from Java, just for PHP applications

The KEEP Toolkit is a set of web-based tools that help teachers, students and institutions quickly create compact and engaging knowledge representations of their teaching and learning on the Web. Implemented in Apache, PHP, and MySQL.

The goal of this project is to create a modern Content Management Framework system using Google Web Toolkit as part of a 3 tier architecture system that uses server-side Java.