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Gives indipendence of the content, structure and design/functionality of the site. Uses php templates, so is easy and limitless extensible. Easy to combine with any web application. Has cache, statistics, WYSWYG editor, workflow, user management ...

PHPhamily uses PHP, mySQL, PEAR, and GEDCOM technologies and is coded using the fusebox methodology. It differs from other family tree projects because it allows family members to edit their own information with a WYSWIG editor. http://www.phphamily.net

Web Based LaTex Editor is web-based Ajax application, which provides dynamic LaTex preview abilities.

Web 2.0 environment for collaborative and extensible design of object interconnection diagrams like UML, networks, circuits and other graph based diagrams. Client: Web-based (AJAX / Dojo Toolkit) Server: JEE Application (Struts Framework)

Powerfull and easy to use web based CMS. This CMS is written in PHP and uses object oriented. CMS Modules can very easy enhance the CMS core to unlimited funtionality. CMS WYSIWYG-Editor (FCK Editor) are included in the CMS.

Online 3D network diagram editor. Create and edit your network diagrams online. Share and work together on the same diagram. Latest code can be found at https://github.com/pablomarle/networkmaps

Hemingway is a wysiwyg (what you see is what you get) online text editor which produces various standard and accessible HTML or WIKI formatted text output on each supported browsers.

iBento is a powerfull and easy to use CMS. This project is written fully object oriented and extensions and templates can very easy enhance the CMS core. The Core includes features like: Menu, Roles Manager, Content WYSIWYG editor,RSS and a Search Engine

Idea of CMS with bunch of hidden settings complex control panels and jungle of plugins that needs to be configured that many of you already know pushed me to throw everything i know away and start fresh. I have designed drag and drop CMS system with WYSIWYG editor. It's target is people who don't need blog, don't need heavy complex and slow CMS systems but need one simple website and it's content and it's copyright can be retained. Facile comes from Latin for child's play easy and this is...