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PHPawn
PHPawn is a web-based and visual basic pawnshop program.
...Featuring a robust JSON backend, these updates will lay the groundwork for a future native Android application. -
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THIS PROJECT IS DISCONTINUED. ProBIND is a web application designed for managing the DNS zones for one or more servers running the ISC BIND DNS server software. For more information, visit the project website.
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The zX Framework : A java based single strike development framework. The framework is based on the theory of self-describing objects that allow separation of 'what' from the 'what with' (e.g. 'search form' for 'client') and thus allow
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Wholesale order and account manager originally created to the requirements of a UK wholesaler. Currently uses MS-Access and requires that it be installed but the hope is to create web based version for release as an application service.
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MoneyTrack is a personal financial recording system, means it keeps track of your incomes / expenses via a database which can be accessed in different ways. There are several frontends available (web frontend, java-client, ...).
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