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    Mlam is a developper tool. It simplifies the creation of an administration tool (typically for websites). It requires php4 and mysql. Each type of data allows various options of edition. Mlam contains also a cache tool, and finally an administration tool
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    eCMS is an open-source content management system which allows people to create dynamic content websites with no requirement in programming language. It is an ideal tool for developing small to large community websites, intranet portals, corporate web
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    Node-based content management system, aimed for smaller websites containing mainly images, sound and video. Flash (Flex) client communicating with php/mysql through AmfPHP, still very immature, but may grow to something useful.
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