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    nuBuilder Forte

    nuBuilder Forte

    nuBuilder Forte is a cloud database builder.

    This project has moved to https://github.com/nuBuilder?tab=repositories
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    Nato come una libreria ad uso personale. Si è estesa in un vero e proprio framework per la creazione di forms. Leggendo i metadati da una tabella permette di creare automaticamente la form potendo personalizzare ulteriormente campi ed opzioni degli stessi. NON produce codice PHP, quindi se la struttura della tabella cambia, anche la presentazione è caratteristiche LOGICHE dei campi cambiano. Inoltre implemente il pattern activerecord e così usando i metodi Salva() ed Elimina() in...
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    CodeIgniter

    CodeIgniter

    Open Source PHP Framework (originally from EllisLab)

    ...It adopts an MVC-style or loosely structured approach depending on developer preference, with core components for routing, input handling, output views, and database abstraction. The framework provides convenience libraries for sessions, form validation, encryption, email, file uploads, and more, all optional so the footprint stays small. Because it doesn’t force heavy conventions, CodeIgniter is flexible for both small projects and larger modular applications where you may want to craft your own architecture. Its documentation and clarity of code make the learning curve gentle for PHP newcomers. ...
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    Orbus MVC

    A fast and easy PHP MVC framework

    This project aims to create a simple and useful MVC structure for rapid development of aplications in PHP. The second goal is to provide a solid layout to improve the user interface too. For while, only in Portuguese (BR). Please send questions to magno.mabreu@gmail.com
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    HyperSphere Web Framework
    Yet Another MVC Web Framework for PHP
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    YingMing is a PHP5 framework to quick develop of web based systems, using a code generator to do the CRUD operations based on the database. It provides functions and templates to quicky create forms and lists.
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    This project is a framework for PHP developers who want to be fast at code generation. I'm working to make a web-based and comand-line form generator for generate ".php" files without programmers scripting. Hope it will be finished soon.
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