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DabaXS provides a simple user interface to manage data in MySQL databases defined in an XML file. The main features: forms, list and editor mode, mapping of foreign keys (showing a dropdown in editor mode), 1:n and n:m relations, and picture upload.
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Web-based spreadsheet-like application written in PHP and uses dynamic and interactive user's interface written in JavaScript with jQuery library. Data based on XML.
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PAS, Application Server for PHP, breaks down Web application in small XML and PHP files. Features : code reuse, packaging, database abstraction, easy integration with IDEs, apply M.V.C. patern (separate business logic and front end GUI).
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Warehouse Manager is a business application designed to allow you to manage several aspects of your warehouse based enterprise from your computer. The software was written in C++ and Qt for the GUI. It now uses C and GTK+.
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idyaDBX is a lightweight library written in PHP that implements an embeddable SQL database engine, with the raw data being stored as XML. PHP scripts can include idyaDBX as a header to handle their data using SQL, without the need for an external DBMS.
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