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Java-XML Binder (JXB) is a lightweight and easy to use Java-to-XML and XML-to-Java Mapping Tool. Mapping Rules should be configured through Java Annotations, you do not need any configuration files. JXB supports Objects of any complexity.
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An extremely lean and ridiculously lightweight JEE/web action-based framework. This enterprise featured "framework on a diet" is designed and built on the premise that less is more. No steep learning curves or endless bloat.
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A lightweight Approach for GUI Developing. The Main Goal of this Project is reducing costs of GUI Developing in Enterprise Applications. Its more than a technical Framwework. Its a also set of Rules to help Developers to handle complexity. Please visit
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This is a tidy lightweight library implementing a series of C++ Design Patterns, aiming to be simple, clean and portable. This library is made to help C++ programmers to develop projects with clearer and more compact source code.
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Java lightweight database abstraction layer,built on jdbc to provide ease of use database access. Consentrate on implementing logic without having to think about opening /closing connections,manage connection pools etc which is handled behind the scenes.
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Anna is lightweight Java framework to build pipeline systems of any kind. It will take care of recurrent needs such as dependency management, data serialisation and synchronization as well as parallelization of execution.
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A lightweight Framework to build remote applications.
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Miraj is a lightweight open-source PHP and Javascript framework, meant on reducing the time needed to build fast and reliable websites.
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A lightweight JMX proxy. The main interface is a simple JMX remote agent that acts on behalf of another JMX agent; but other interfaces are also available, like web-services, Spring Remoting, etc..
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Provides a lightweight wrapper class akin to jQuery, ActiveRecord, and LINQ, allowing one to query objects and collections. Renders it unnecessary to have logic deeply nested in defensive code (checks for is_object, is_null, isset, empty, &c.).
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Zonk! is a lightweight skeleton web application framework implementing the hierarchical model-view-controller design pattern (HMVC) made for Apache web servers running PHP5.
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A tiny yet powerful web framework which supports web application. It's open and easily extended to support Mobile, Web2.0, Native application.
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The UML based Univiersal eXecutable Platform UXP provides lightweight, application frameworks for real-time embedded systems. Our product of real-time frameworks enable engineers to directly implement event-driven state machines-based applications.
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Ferret4J aims to be a lightweight MVC framework for Java applications. It is based on a Model-centric architecture and strives to be as little intrusive as possible. You can find out more in my blog at http://blackship.eu/category/my-projects/jferret/
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PHPLiveX is a lightweight php-javascript class library that helps you integrate AJAX to your php applications. Without a page is loaded again, you may call your php functions in the same page, submit your form to an url and send a request to another page
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Kjora Framework is a lightweight PHP 5.3 framework. It provides an architecture to build a Model-View based website, with a dynamic data access object, and a "One Page - One Class" system to design it.
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Scimpi is an ultra-lightweight framework for developing web applications that are based on strong domain models. It will appeal strongly to any developer who identifies with the principles of domain-driven design and/or agile development.
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A powerful but lightweight configuration-, dependency-injection-, and scripting framework for the JVM, leveraging a combination of annotations and the standard Java script engine framework to provide self-validating scriptable configuration files
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Ammentos Persistence Layer is a lightweight persistence framework for Java (JDK5.0 or later). Works with annotations, does not require any configuration/mapping file, runs with any JDBC compliant database (no SQL dialects to configure), supports multi.d
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The project is a IoC and AOP java Container.<br> 1 it is very lightweight, just one litter jar.<br> 2 Support IoC and AOP.<br> 3 Support SOA in JVM.<br> 4 Can integrate with the SpringFramework.<br>
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AIBench (Artificial Intelligence workBENCH) is a lightweight, non-intrusive, MVC-based Java application framework intended to fast develop desktop-based applications, specially focused in the scientific domain. See more on: http://www.aibench.org
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Colloq implements a very lightweight Model/View/Controller framework for PHP. It's lightweight enough to not get in the way of writing code, but powerful enough to make developing web apps in PHP even more productive!
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SiteVerse is a small PAC (presentation-abstract-control) framework designed to speed up development of small Web-applications such as membership sites, Web-based services, groupware and the like. Written originally in PHP 5+.
