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VigiWeb is a digital text maiden as a web site to present a collection of topics about Surveillance in Public Health
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The NCD Toolkit is a PHP application to collaboratively manage biological collection metadata that corresponds to the TDWG TDWG Natural Collection Description (NCD v0.8) format. The project was initially funded by GBIF.
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Brewthology
PHP based BeerXML homebrew recipe database
Web based Brewing Recipe Database with integrated calculator and XML Support. Allows users to upload or create beer recipes, save them, and download them as BeerXML files. Visitors can view, rate, and download recipes from the collection. -
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Our intent with OCDB is to create an online database of one's cd collection and, going a little further, to yield insightful information on the overlaps between creators, labels, genres, etc.
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BOFeed is a collection of scripts which process a feed of news articles for integrated display within popular open source CRMs.
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Sqlmatrix
Web table that connects to a mySQL table and shows its data
Collection of JS / Php files that implement a html/js table, which can connect to a table in an mySQL database and show it's contains. The source is designed in a way that is easy to add to your website with the minimum configuration. The project makes use of Twitter Bootstrap. The main difference from DataTables is that only the appropriate elements are selected from the DB and every time a page change occurs (or a search) a new request is sent. This is optimal for tables with many records.
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