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OOF is a set of components which enable designers to create a back office, a front office, dynamic sites, forms, rich applications, database driven applications... This done with Flash or SILEX, by designers without programming skills.
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Flash Frontend for CMS and blogging softwares like Wordpress and Drupal. Designers create Flash templates with Silex, live web creation tool and then users install a plugin in their CMS of choice to have a Flash equivalent of their existing site.
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MYDBPanel is the World's most powerful web based DB Administration Software. MYDBPanel is aimed to create a product , that can be used to completely manage, administrate any Database Servers over a secured and easy to use web based environment.
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flexmyadmin is a tool written in flex/PHP intended to handle the administration of MySQL over the web
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Seed is a ZendFramework-based comprehensive and mainly PHP-based API to assist developing web-based applications on a solid space of modern features such as DBMS abstraction, AJAX and XML.
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Node-based content management system, aimed for smaller websites containing mainly images, sound and video. Flash (Flex) client communicating with php/mysql through AmfPHP, still very immature, but may grow to something useful.
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