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Grafana: The open and composable observability platformGrafana is the open source analytics & monitoring solution for every database.
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Write email in Markdown and render them before sending
...It supports syntax highlighting (once language has been specified in a fenced code block), insert tables, source code snippets and more! Discover how easy it can be to format your emails with Markdown Here! -
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Kalkun is an open source web-based SMS (Short Message Service) manager. It uses Gammu SMSD (part of gammu family) as SMS gateway engine to deliver and retrieve messages from your phone/modem. Documentation is on the wiki: https://github.com/kalkun-sms/Kalkun/wiki Development and source code can be found on github: https://github.com/kalkun-sms/Kalkun/
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MailSlurper
Local, web-based mail server application. Slurp mails into oblivion!
...Furthermore, for instructional purposes, it is assumed that your GOPATH is set to ~/code/go, and that you have a folder in your source directory called github.com. Your setup may vary. -
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AfterLogic WebMail Lite PHP is a free AJAX webmail application. Users can receive, view, manage, compose, and send email through web interface (IMAP and SMTP supported). Source code included.
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mailer
A Free form-data to Email platform for anyone to use.
A Free form-data to Email platform. Anyone can fetch form data to their mail box without having to write server side code! -
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Nylas Mail
An extensible desktop mail app built on the modern web
Nylas Mail is an open-source mail client built on the modern web with Electron, React, and Flux. It was designed to be easy to extend, and many third-party plugins are available that add functionality to the client. See /packages for the separate pieces. Each folder in /packages is designed to be its own stand-alone repository. They are all bundled here for the ease of source control management. In early 2016, the Nylas Mail team wrote extensive documentation for the app that was intended... -
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Codegroup
A Java application for transferring computer files in 5 letter groups
Codegroup is a Java application that will allow one to convert binary (or text) computer files in to 5 letter codegroups for transmission over email, landline telephones, radioteletype or Morse Code. Codegroup has internal error correction & limited cryptography capabilities. Codegroup : ZZZZZ YBPIL AIAIG FMOPP CPAAA DGNGP GPGPA ADNJN ELJKO ELIMO GEOHF KIFGP IFBCB PKCPI YJMHE PHBHP PPOBH NCOHD AKLLL AGHFP DEGEF LKELC EAIJI ABAGP AHPPO IHHPH OHPDF YNFPB ALEPO KMPKP Once this... -
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maxlist is a fork of PhpList, a newsletter manager. The code was deeply changed so there are features of the original phpList and new ones. It uses smarty, generates XHTML strict, uses an AJAX layer, italian language ,multi-istance, and use case based.
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Create and manage the email signature you needWith WiseStamp it’s easy to unify your brand and turn your emails into a powerful marketing tool. Get the most out of your emails with a professionally designed custom email signature.
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This anonymous emailer script written in PHP is a free, opensource project designed to send EMails from anyone to anyone, with additional details such as Reply-To ,an anti-spam CAPTCHA and a WYSIWYG.
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Tomahawk Mail is a complete web mail solution, including account registration. The latest code can be downloaded from the project web site.
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dBrowser is a PHP/MySQL/PostgreSQL framework/code generator aimed at web/database application developers.
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