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log1 CMS is no data base content managment system written in PHP, very simple to install and use. Allows to create one level menu web page in 5 simple steps. + drag and drop feature, TinyMCE WYSWIG editor, RSS2 feed, search engine.
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MooVC is a modular object-oriented PHP framework based in the model-view-controller design pattern. The purpose of the MooVC framework is to provide a structured method of generating well-formed XML/XHTML that can be easily manipulated in code.
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Acumen has gone through a near complete rewrite. Please see the Github page for details - https://github.com/AcumenProject [OLD Description] Acumen is a simple, robust digital library system using PHP, MySQL, and Apache. Easy to set up and administer, does not complicate workflows, supports all browsers, and automatically creates and updates its own index database.
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The Password tools bundle is one application combining three tools - the Analyser (shows the "strength" of your password, the Generator (generates "strong" passwords) and the Manager (stores passwords securely using Rijndael).
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XmlTvProducer for PHP is extendable engine to grab tv/radio listings from websites and produce XMLTV output. Data distribution for TV-Browser is included. Primary focus is on Slovak and Czech channels, but the development is open to anybody.
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This library provides a Ruby interface to Nmap's scan data. This information is presented in an easy-to-use and intuitive fashion for storage and manipulation.
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System that pulls RSS feeds and parses them into a database. Articles can then be easily pulled from the database and displayed on a website.
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Mapix is a CMS/framework designed to develop websites entirely (as far as possible) with the XML/XSL/XSD technology. The objective of Mapix is to become a complete gateway between the HTTP server and XML services.
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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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Campsite is no longer being developed. Campsite has been renamed to Newscoop. Please visit https://sourceforge.net/projects/newscoop for the latest releases. Campsite was Sourcefabric's open content management system for professional journalists.
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DocBook Wiki is a web application that is used to display and to edit online DocBook documents. It displays the documents directly from the DocBook(XML) format. It also supports several modes of editing (text, xml, latex, texi, etc.).
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XML Application Objects (XAO) is a class library/catalyst for developing standards based web applications. At this stage, the library is developed specifically to cater to PHP. Specifically, the DOM XML and XSLT extensions. In future, XAO will be ported.
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Compiler and interpreter for the Scriptol programming language. Scriptol is object oriented and the first language to use XML as data structure in sources. It is easy to learn and safe. Also, RSS readers in PHP, an RSS feed editor.
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Php cache managment. This php class allow websites developpers to use a powerfull cache system to increase server performance. This is an early version. Futures versions will contain an admin tool. Note that the french doc included is not over yet.
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This plugin enables Roundcube to access the addressbook of the user in a Kolab-Envoirenment. So you can keep your addresses in Roundcube in sync with the address in your other (Kolab-enabled) PIM-clients (like Thunderbird, Outlook and so on).
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PHP web API designed to simplify object handling(loading, saving, querying, displaying, and editing), abstract the data from its display structure, and layout and allow the target data to be delivered to any supported format without special logic.
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MIM:InfiniX Manuale Intermediale della Modernita': Infinite Info in Xml PHP-XHTML-XML-XSL-CSS-AJAX-RDF. Design your CMS and store data in XML files and/or MySQL database. It's a multisite and multilanguage CMS. Flexible form with RDF on the database.
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Converts any templates into executable PHP code and stores it for later use, e.g. HTML, RSS or XML. Handles scalar and array values, blocks, loops, control structures, includes, extensions/functions, filters, build in i18n functionality, caching
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XMP PHP Toolkit Extension is a PHP module which include the Adobe XMP Toolkit SDK. The main functions from adobe XMP will be available from PHP as classes and methods. The actual release 2.0 is based on the new Adobe XMP Toolkit SDK 5.1.2.
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This project defines a walk-up-and-use, wiki-like experience designed to encourage the widest possible deployment of basic DITA writing capability across new communities of users, whose requirements can help drive additional DITA tools and services.
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A Wowhead tooltips BBCode parser for your forums or CMS software!
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What would you do if you need to watch a static page for changes, which does not provide RSS Feeds? This application can check the changes in a set of website and send notification email.
