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xxm is a web platform for Delphi. Combine Delphi and HTML into a compiled library loadable by an ISAPI extension, a stand-alone HTTP service, an Internet Explorer snap-in, a FireFox module, an Apache module, oldskool CGI...

XAMPP-Lite is a lightweight WAMP server for web development (portable & installer, 32-bit & 64-bit). It includes Apache, PHP, MySQL/MariaDB, phpMyAdmin, Adminer, HeidiSQL, and more. Latest versions: PHP 8.5.5 - MariaDB 11.4.10 LTS - Apache 2.4.66 - phpMyAdmin 5.2.3 - Adminer 5.4.2 - HeidiSQL 12.16 - XDebug 3.5.1 - OpenSSL 3.6.2 - Pie 1.4.0, Composer 2.9.5 - Pear/Pecl 1.10.18. System requirements: ─ XAMPP-Lite 8.2 and below: Windows 7 and later (32-bit & 64-bit) ─ XAMPP-Lite 8.5 & 8.4...

Bubbles the simple, easy to use HTTP web server that is browser controlled, and capable of serving static files over the internet, either streamed from disk, or direct from RAM without lag. A GUI administration panel is accessed through your web browser (e.g. "http://localhost:1080/admin/" + default password of "admin"), which controls all her settings and vital functions, all in real time. Apart from serving files, she is capable of tracking site visits (site counters), receiving...

Site Manage is a cross browser compatible web based File Manager written in PHP by Thomas Cheriyan of Kerala, India to manage files on your web server, without physically accessing the server. There are easy to use windows explorer type interfaces to view, upload, download, move, copy, create, delete, chmod and archive files. You can even edit and save files in plain text type using the inbuilt editor. The rights for any of the above functions and access to certain types of files or directories can be controlled through configurations of individual users. Even though the HTML codes are in XHTML 1 strict, you can easily convert it to HTML 5, by changing just the DOCTYPE of a couple of pages.

html2rss is the powerful tool to convert html of a news server to rss format before being loaded by newsreaders