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    NelmioApiDocBundle

    NelmioApiDocBundle

    Generates documentation for your REST API from annotations

    The NelmioApiDocBundle bundle allows you to generate documentation in the OpenAPI (Swagger) format and provides a sandbox to interactively experiment with the API. This bundle supports Symfony route requirements, PHP annotations, Swagger-Php annotations, FOSRestBundle annotations, and apps using API-Platform. For models, it supports the Symfony serializer, the JMS serializer and the willdurand/Hateoas library. It does also support Symfony form types. It generates OpenAPI documentation from your Symfony app thanks to Describers. One extracts data from SwaggerPHP annotations, one from your routes, etc. ...
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    Readme Typing SVG

    Readme Typing SVG

    Dynamically generated, customizable SVG

    The readme-typing-svg is a simple and customizable library that allows developers to add typing effect animations to their GitHub readme files. It enables the display of dynamic, eye-catching text in the form of a typing animation, giving GitHub profiles and project readmes a more interactive and engaging appearance. It’s ideal for showcasing projects or adding a personal touch to your GitHub profile.
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    BookStack

    BookStack

    Simple & Free Wiki Software

    BookStack is a free and open source platform for storing and organising information and documentation. A self-hosted and opinionated wiki system, BookStack is simple and easy to use, giving even new users with just basic word-processing skills a pleasant out of the box experience. BookStack offers a relaxed, open and positive approach. While the platform can provide advanced power features to those who want them, it is primarily designed not to be extensible outside of its core purpose....
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    mmmv_notes

    mmmv_notes

    Code samples in the form of a set of small utilities and micro-libs.

    The mmmv_notes is a collection of code examples, notes-as-code. The notes can have many forms, but they tend to have the form of micro-libraries and practical utilities that are tested to work at the time of their publication. The utilities and micro-libraries are NOT guaranteed to work, because they are NOT kept up to date with the changes in programming languages that they are written in and they are NOT kept up to date with the changes in libraries and/or other components that they depend on.
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    WebGoo is the Internet browser was working from 1999 and was named as the first Net-M@X been changed its name to WebGoo and program development program has been programmed to open more than one location and shake the idea was basically add additional
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    WikkaWiki is a standards-compliant, lightweight PHP/MySQL wiki engine. Designed for speed, extensibility, and security. Highlights: GUI page editor, FreeMind map viewing, page-level ACLs, page commenting, RSS, codeblocks with syntax highlighting.
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    phpEditMe is a light-weight web-based editor for websites, documentation, and source code. It includes a file manager, a WYSIWYG HTML editor, a backup system, and can (optionally) enforce the formatting of Dreamweaver templates.
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    PHP/MySQL based system to publish your manuals and documentations. It supports multiple languages, web HTML editor (spaw) and real time PDF generation.
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    Mongolian Linux, Mongolian desktop system, Mongolian KDE, Mongolian Gnome, Mongolian keyboard, Mongolian editor, Localization of mongolian.
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    Share Documentation System. This helps you maintain your online documents, such as installation guides, handbooks, FAQs, manuals and so on. You can add, delete, edit document using only your web browser. The editor is a Rich Text Format using CSS (Sty
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