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OpenBiblio is a web application aimed at managing a school or a personal/family library. This tool allows you to follow the loan of the books and other statistics. This project is a fork from the openbiblio project hosted at http://openbiblio.sourceforge.net/ which is apparently no longer active. It adds improvements and optimization with respect to its ancestor.

Project has moved to https://github.com/DistributedProofreaders/dproofreaders Distributed Proofreaders is a web application intended to ease the process of converting public domain books and other printed materials into e-texts. The main site is at http://www.pgdp.net By breaking the work into individual pages, many proofreaders can be working on the same book at the same time.

The Open Library Mangement System is a project to create a web based system to help mange library's everywhere.

XML documents To Generated dynamic web application supporting CRUD actions. Credits to Ministry of Culture and Communication, France; UNESCO; Ecole Nationale des Chartes, France; PASS-TECH, France.

The Electronic System for Management of ILL’s applications in Library & Information Center is a web application that supports the interlibrary loan either between users and library or among libraries. The project has the code name "smILLe".

The Digital Archive for Architecture (DAArch) is a project at The Art Institute of Chicago. The system is structured around the use of Categories for the Description of Works of Art (CDWA) metadata schema, and its underlying digital repository DSpace.

Findability 4 All is a web-portal written in php/ajax/ecmascript/xml based on the four-tier web model. It is made of four modules: Core, Formatter, Database/Search Engine, Application Logic. The project has started as a univeristy project.

The HyperJournal is a free web application which enables on-line as well as printed publishing in an innovative and significantly cost-cutting way. The HyperJournal can be easily installed and managed without any out-of-the-ordinary IT-competence.