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PHP-Qt is an extension for PHP5 that aims to write software with the Qt Toolkit. It provides an object-oriented interface to the Qt4 Framework. This is an auxiliary site for https://developer.berlios.de/projects/php-qt/
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Open Source (BSD) PHP 5.1+, extremely modular OO code, MySQLi based site development platform, promoting fast, secure and stable applications. Also the home of some GPL 'overlays' for Booguu.
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Neobase is a PHP framework that allows you to develop your applications pretty like .Net. Wich means: component based pages and object oriented programming. All the client-server comunication is done using AJAX
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PHP-SmartCSS is an easy and flexible way for web developers to go through some nasty browsers' bugs with the (X)HTML. It's syntax looks like an extension to the regular CSS coding. It also brings an automatic IE pngfix, involving no javascripts at all.
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MongoDB Atlas runs apps anywhereMongoDB Atlas gives you the freedom to build and run modern applications anywhere—across AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud. With global availability in over 115 regions, Atlas lets you deploy close to your users, meet compliance needs, and scale with confidence across any geography.
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NEUTRINO PHP Development FrameWork is used to proceed agile PHP application development,base on some excellent open source project,such as smarty,adodb, xajax etc…,it is an integrated php-application solution, make php application more easy and stronge
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Limb3 is an OpenSource(LGPL) L ibrary of I nterdependent M odules and B locks mostly aimed for rapid web application prototyping and development with PHP5.
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With the tool garbes can make an integration of various systems. The main difference this tool is that all the source code of system. We are working are stored within a BD.
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RESTMash is a PHP framework that can be used to create Mashups with RESTful APIs. It provides a set of PHP Classes that can be used to build mashup in quick time with publicly available web services.
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Sneaky is a PHP Framework and CMS. It is based on the Zend Framework in conjunction with the Smarty template engine, as well as several other libraries (PHP and JavaScript). Sneaky will be highly modular, with easy support for AJAX functionality, etc.
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PHP R.A.D. Controls is a collection of controls like, grids, tabs panels, select inputs, but with more prestabilities for php. With this controls u can win a lot of time, and u can create very powrfull sites. (PHP Rapid Aplications Defelopment controls)
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Fast, Simple and direct MVC framework in PHP. No configuration files needed. Don´t be a configurator, be a developer.
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A very lightweight php framework for designers who don't want to know MVC to get a simple website up and running
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SPX-AS(SQL-PHP-XML based Asynchronous Solutions) is an Action Script 2.0 & JavaScript Framework for the development of Flash/AJAX WEB Applications that use DataBase Access, user Session control, etc.
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QuickFrame provides a rapid development framework for PHP 5 powered sites. Due to its modular structure QuickFrame can be used as a skeleton for new sites or as a full-featured CMS ready to be deployed within minutes.
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Compass Component Framework (CCF) for PHP 5.1 and higher is a lightweight object-oriented library which allows to develop OO applications quickly, using wide-known patterns like MVC, FrontController and Injection of Control.
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Kornerstone provides a starting point for PHP Zend Framework Applications to be built. It aims to provide everything that you will need to get up and running in less than 5 mins. Visit http://www.kornerstoneproject.org for details.
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A framework for PHP5 to automagically create classes that map your DB and also create methods to obtain related objects. Don't code a getter or setter again! Imagine this: $client =& Client::factory(4)... and without having to code the Client class.
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A toolkit of nitty-gritty classes from real-life projects. Contains generic snippets along with things like server-side DOM implementation or RSA or code generation tools.
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MyAppFW is basic php application framework designed to be used as a base or learning guide for PHP projects that need (Multiple) Template Support, Advanced DB Support, Proper Email handling and some other basic useful functions for live dynamic websites.
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Php5Utils is a collection of small components written for general use in php5. Parts of code comes from projects developed by Active Mind for giarre.com administrative tools
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HTMLi (HTML improved) is the AJAX framework that focuses in: * Transparent use for HTML designers * Multi-platform: 100% XSL (runs with Java, ASP, PHP, etc) * CSS Themes * Multi-Language * XML Handling - AJAX forms Live demo at http://www.htmli.com
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Sourdough is a comprehensive web application framework for PHP5. It provides developers with components such as User Management, Session Handling, User Authentication, Exception Handling and Logging, Template System, and Database Abstraction.
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Quinoa Framework is web application framework written in PHP that follows the MVC architectural pattern. Quinoa is an open source project released under the new BSD License.
