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Havalite CMS
Havalite, a lightweight, open source CMS Blog based on php and SQLite
Havalite, a lightweight, open source CMS Blog based on php and SQLite db. It's licensed under the GNU General Public License. -
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mycorecms
CMS/CRM/DBMS Site Generator
MyCoreCMS is a lightweight jQuery driven CMS designed to easily build dynamic relational databases. With MyCoreCMS you can build something as simple as a forum to as complex as a customer relationship management tool tailored to your specific needs. -
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gwreports is a MySQL reporting tool implemented as a module for XOOPS and ImpressCMS.
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Phenotype CMS is a PHP/MySQL/Smarty based Open Source Content Management Framework dedicated to serve two basic principles: Easy Editing & Simple Efficiency
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PHP DynAdmin is written in PHP to handle the administration of some database tables over the Web. It's a fast and simple backend for every web application.
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very simple cms using only PHP (without database at all), aim for easy maintenance and extensibility.
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sync4db is a small, simple & smart web-tool to synchronize database tables using PEAR MDB2 and XMLRPC, e.g. local and remote tables of a CMS database.
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