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MyBB
MyBB is a free and open source forum software
MyBB is a free and open-source forum software written in PHP, providing a powerful and extensible platform for online communities. It includes a rich plugin system, theming support, and a user-friendly admin control panel. MyBB is designed to be easy to install and manage while offering advanced moderation and community features. -
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Laravel.io
The Laravel Community Portal
This is the repository for Laravel.io, the Laravel Community Portal where community members can share their Laravel knowledge, solve problems and build a solid community. Laravel.io features forums, articles, various community communication channels and more to keep you up to date on the latest Laravel developments and get you connected to like-minded Laravel users. It also has a thread search feature to easily find a relevant thread for your query, and you can also create a new thread.... -
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The first section is a collection of D3 programs that make up a socket server. The second section is devoted to client programs that can call this server. There are currently working clients for Java and PHP
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ODBC Socket Server is an open source database access toolkit that exposes Windows NT ODBC data sources via an XML-based TCP/IP interface. It was developped by Team FXML (fxml@excite.com), we would like to keep on developping and improving it under GPL
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