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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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MIM:InfiniX Manuale Intermediale della Modernita': Infinite Info in Xml PHP-XHTML-XML-XSL-CSS-AJAX-RDF. Design your CMS and store data in XML files and/or MySQL database. It's a multisite and multilanguage CMS. Flexible form with RDF on the database.
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openRiverbed - the PHP5 framework. Ajax, TinyMCE, Plugins, XML based configuration, template based, XML2PDF pdf generation, multi-language support for application and content, encrypted sessions, test-driven, oo developed... Hardened by real projects.
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Automatilcy build in PHP script complete HTML forms with JavaScript checking. Configuration of Form from XML files, like HTML, easy to use. Automaticly adding/deleting/updating DB, over phpXMLForm engine.
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jRouter is a Web-based Linux router management system. It's designed to be a simple all-in-one router setup and management utility. Allows configuration of network interfaces, dhcpd, iptables, port forwarding, IP/MAC address filters.
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Sqlmatrix
Web table that connects to a mySQL table and shows its data
Collection of JS / Php files that implement a html/js table, which can connect to a table in an mySQL database and show it's contains. The source is designed in a way that is easy to add to your website with the minimum configuration. The project makes use of Twitter Bootstrap. The main difference from DataTables is that only the appropriate elements are selected from the DB and every time a page change occurs (or a search) a new request is sent.
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