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Go from Code to Production URL in SecondsSkip the Kubernetes configs. Cloud Run handles HTTPS, scaling, and infrastructure automatically. Two million requests free per month.
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FusionShell Opensource Content Manager Framing System For Win/Lin/Unix
FusionShell is an Opensource Framing Utility which presents multiple open source CMS tools in a single pane of glass, on a single website allowing for the creation of deep sophisticated platforms on common opensource DBMS tools including MySQL, MariaDBMS, and Postgres SQL. Included with the platform are three instances of Wordpress, One Joomla CMS System, and One Drupal 8 platform, fully integrated with various other tools. -
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SIPF - Simple Intelligent PHP Framework
This is a base PHP framework for making simple websites with clean URL
SIPF: Simple Intelligent PHP Framework Simeon Ivaylov Petrov Framework SEO Ideological PHP Framework (SEO - Search Engine Optimization) This is a base PHP framework for making simple websites with clean URLs. It is absolutely free! It's developed for advanced php web developers but if you are a beginner in php programming, I think you can also understand how does it work. SIPF is not a CMS (Content Management System) and it doesn't use the MVC (Model View Controller) logic as... -
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VooDoo cIRCle is modular IRC bot, scriptable thanks to PHP and Perl, with built-in SSL support, File System, private BotNet and advanced security rights for each user. Runs on POSIX/Unices, Windows and Mac OS X.
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