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Saoscope is a PHP framework allowing to print data extracted from database on web pages. How to access data and how to print it is configured in XML files, the framework deals with connecting to db, querying data and displaying it.
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Simple interpreter system. Customer, intrerpreter and admin based system. (order and pay) For example ; customer-> translated document(s)->to admin with form->admin to interpreter-> interpreter(translated document(s))->to admin-> to customer.
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Server bundle of : Apache2 , MySQL , PostgreSQL , OpenSSL , Xmail , SlimFTPd Software developing triad of : PHP , Perl and Python + Apache2TriadCP , PHPmyadmin , PHPPgAdmin , AWStats , UebiMiau , PHPXMail , PHPSFTPd. All latest stables , all manuals
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The DIML Project is the result of 6 years investigation in the domain of Web productivity. It implements a full open source and powerful template language and precompilator, allowing portable "web screens" to be written in PHP and/or Perl environment
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Your monitoring isn't a stack. It's a pile. Fix that.Replace Datadog, New Relic, and Sentry without adding three more dashboards.
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EasyHTML is an easy-to-use scripting language that allows you to write websites using (X)HTML-, CSS- and portions of JavaSript- and PHP-Elements with one simple syntax. The Syntax can be held in many different (spoken) languages.
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