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Ness PHP
A php framework with zero configuration.
Website: https://nessphp.github.io GitHub: https://github.com/nessphp Documentation: https://nessphp.github.io/docs/index.html Donate: https://paypal.me/sinansalichasan Welcome to Ness PHP Framework. Do you need a web framework with minimized training effort? Ness PHP offers you a model-view-controller based environment for coding faster, safer and stronger web applications with (nearly) zero configuration. Get rid of mess and focus the main logic of your project Ness... -
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Horus Framework
Smart Micro PHP Framework inspired by Sinatra in Ruby but not a clone
An OOP PHP micro-framework, a lightweight toolkit to help developers lay down the foundation of their PHP-based websites and applications The Horus Framework is a pretty solid attempt at designing a good OOP framework in as a small package as possible. Focused on a light codebase and on a solid, standards-friendly approach, Horus can be used to write advanced applications without having to deal with complex coding toolkits like Zend or CakePHP. Horus is easy to learn and the code is pretty well commented in case developers need help figuring out what's going on. -
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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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