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Upvote RSS is a flexible, open-source tool for generating customizable RSS feeds from discussion platforms such as Reddit, Hacker News, Lemmy, Lobste.rs, PieFed instances, and GitHub activity. It works as a web application (often deployed with PHP or via Docker) that lets users build feeds with rich options — including summaries, scores, comments, and filtering — to tailor what content flows into their feed reader. Upvote-RSS gives fine control over how posts are selected and presented, and supports environment configuration for features like caching or integration with external APIs to enrich the output. Users can preview generated feeds before copying the RSS URL for consumption in any RSS reader, and advanced options allow filtering by posts per day, inclusion of full content, summaries, and comment limits.

This is the most advanced and complete new generation tool for creating Web applications. You can create your own "Web Applications" once writing very few lines of code and make it simply accessible from anywhere in the world.

jQuery4PHP ( jQuery for PHP ) is a PHP 5 library. Makes easy writing javascript code (jQuery syntax) using PHP objects. Develops Rich Internet Applications in an easy way without having to know javascript language with the help and power of jQuery.

This project defines a walk-up-and-use, wiki-like experience designed to encourage the widest possible deployment of basic DITA writing capability across new communities of users, whose requirements can help drive additional DITA tools and services.

Develope web applications for Edlington :: Rich Media Design Websites, ProjectMonitor, and GATTO Content Management System

Coati is an open source PHP/MySQL based Content Management System that strives for complete separation of code from content, ease of use, and a feature rich management system.

webOS is a web desktop environment offering a bridge between DHTML and PHP/mySQL using Ajax and JSON. It comes with a rich set of skin based UI widgets. The API is in javascript and its cross-browser.