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CrossUI
CrossUI is a free Cross-Browser Javascript framework
Build fully interactive experiences codeless and serverless. Create code into Github repository directly. CrossUI No-Code App Builder enables anyone (no software developer required) to Create Interactive Apps Without Coding. Prototype, develop and package the exactly same code into Web Apps, Native Desktop (Windows, Linux and Mac) Apps, as well as Mobile Apps. Rich client-side API, works with any backend or static HTML pages. Web services (JSON/XML/SOAP) can be directly bound. More than 100 components, including Tabs, Dialog, TreeGrid, SVG Shapes, Chart and many other web GUI components. ... -
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AppWorks
Front-end R&D tool set based on VS Code plug-in
Use AppWorks to develop Universal Applications quickly. Click "Shop Icon" on the Activity Bar of VS Code. Enter "app works" in the input box to search. Click the Install button on the first app works option. After installation is successful, click the "AppWorks icon" on the Activity Bar of VS Code to start. We have integrated the operations of creating, debugging, and publishing projects into commonly used editors through plug-ins, making the project development process easier. We provide a... -
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AN HTA Knowledge base with relational database backend (Currently MS ACCESS 2k7 :-( ) Some AJAX and Javascript. Most coding done in VBSCript. HTML Javascript, VBSCRIPT, AJAX, CSS
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