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AJAX based wiki designed to operate like a desktop help viewer(chm)
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DoxMentor4J is a standalone cross platform Web/Ajax based documentation library that is fully searchable and may be hosted in the file system, in an archive or embedded in the Java classpath.
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Swaf is Javascript Framework. 1. OOP Support(Multi inheritance & super call and etc...) 2. Integrated event&message processing (DOM Event & User defined event) 3. Multiplexed Ajax 4. Dynamic Scripting & Template for AJAX
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Small FAQ system with context sensitive FAQ listing, easy to use on existings web sites/web services through AJAX insert. Currently requires PHP/MySQL.
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ATK module to create Business Process Managment documentation starting from some paper Module (list all field in a module with description and who is in charge of). Use AJAX and PROTOTYPE to create dynamic fields over the graphical image
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Stack's Wiki is a light weight wiki system. It uses PHP and MySQL like most sites, but also uses AJAX for content mangement. It also uses Markdown for the raw content.
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