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proreports
Simple Reporting System
ProReports is simple reporting system designed to generate reports in popular office formats - PDF, XLS, RTF, HTML, TXT, XML, JSON, CSV, PNG, GIF. These reports are generated based on the definition in the internal database system. ProReports supports jrxml (JasperReport) format. This type of report templates can be prepared in external editor, such as iReport. Also user can prepare report in internal format of ProReports (simple Visual Programming Language mixed with PHP5 and JAVA or Python). ... -
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Ulbora CMS
Ulbora CMS 2.0 is the first MEAN stack CMS and blogging platform.
...It is built with Node.js as a MEAN (MongoDB, ExpressJS, AngularJS, Node) stack version using REST services. The legacy version 1.0.0 is built with Java, Spring, Hibernate and Spring MVC as the JSON REST services layer. Ulbora CMS includes versioning, a workflow engine, and a WYSIWYG editor. Ulbora CMS uses responsive HTML5 templates built with either AngularJS or on conventional server side template engines such as EJS or Handlebars. Ulbora CMS plans to allow developers to publish add-ons to Ulbora CMS. Ulbora CMS add-ons are simple web services built with any programming language and deployed anywhere.
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