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Comaneci is a Rails-inspired web application framework implemented in PHP. A basic concept of comaneci is simple, flexible and easy-to-use for all Web developers, not only for PHP programmers but also for HTML coders!!
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The Struts/SourceForge site hosts sample applications and related components based on the Apache Struts Web application framework. Disclaimer: This site is not affiliated with the Apache Software Foundation.
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JALCEDO is Rich Client Java Application develpment environment with database management tool accessible to create and modify database from client PC via http network based on Eclipse RCP. It support multiple database, including PostgreSQL and MySQL.
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GPSylon is a Java moving map application that is able to display maps like in an atlas and show your position by the use of a gps device. It may track your path, load overlays (e.g. shape files), download maps from expedia servers. - The source code was moved to github!
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Web Application Kit (webappkit.net) is intended to be a generic core for building modular web applications.
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Toba is an extensible personal information retrieval desktop application. It comes with the ability to store and search notes, tasks, references to web pages, and business opportunities, but can be extended to store and retrieve almost anything.
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RJAX (Reverse aJAX) lets the web server push data to the browser. RJAX maintains an open connection between the browser and the server using an applet in the client page. The server can execute javascript commands directly on the client.
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JSDC are libraries, giving developers of dynamic pages an easy/fast way of making their web application more powerful with datasets, master-detail relations, dataset-events, conditions and data-aware components. It's the opposite approach to that of ZK.
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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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Aura is a plug-and-play XML-RPC application framework in PHP5. It bundles an XML-RPC client and an XML-RPC server. It has simple and clean API and allows exposing already written functions and classes as web services for instant productivity.
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Self Organization of an adaptive learning framework for pervasive graph structures from grids, utilities to semantic governance. Business, performance and provisioning assurance are converged with EGA, ITIL, eTOM,SOX, HIPPA, CobiT and AC
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WSDL-centric Java framework for creating and deploying the Web services components of a Service Oriented Architecture (SOA).
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This is an implementation of a Publication / Subscription method based on the WS-Eventing standar of the W3C Consorcium.
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Aquarium is a framework for creating highly-dynamic, custom Web application in Python. It offers convenient libraries, tight integration with Cheetah, adaptors for various Web environments, and a convenient approach to Web development.
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The Retrieval Component Integrator Project (RECOIN) intends to provide an extensible framework of Java classes to build a meta-search and information retrieval (IR) system based on heterogenous IR components as part of a modular retrieval process. The so
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A minimalistic application framework for creating applications that are modularized, and splitted into smaller units. Modules are interconnected through injection by configuration. Most common use is for server applications, but even GUI applications cou
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SISCweb is a framework to facilitate writing stateful Scheme web applications in a J2EE environment. An example WAR file ready for use is provided. Try it today!
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AJAX4JMX is a framework for easy development of customized dynamic web user interfaces for jmx enabled applications. It is implemented using Google's GWT framework.
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Girders is an open source framework that enables Model View Controller (MVC) functionality for a multi-tiered software application communicating through SOAP web services. It allows the communication via an ASP.NET front end to a C# or Java back end
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Falcon is a java application that allows developers to declare dependencies decoratively and wiring is performed at runtime. This allows high level representation for easier management of larger sites (and smaller projects).
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Neverwinter Nights 2 persistent worlds backend engine controlled by your browser. Manage players, quests and the persistent aspects, minimize NWN2 scripting needs.
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Spring Layout is a Spring MVC extension and Tag Library which simplifies development of data-centric web applications. It provides rich declarative validation with tag integration, page/field level security & multi-panel/wizard style controllers & forms.
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The PBEM Engine is a server application and toolset to run Play-By-E-Mail games. It enables people to run multiple PBEM games of multiple rulesets simultaniously.
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Hibernate-Examples used in book about Hibernate 3: Robert F. Beeger, Arno Haase, Stefan Roock, Sebastian Sanitz: Hibernate - Persistenz in Java-Systemen mit Hibernate 3, dpunkt.verlag.