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FUDforum is a super fast and scalable discussion forum. It is highly customizable and supports unlimited members, forums, posts, topics, polls & attachments. It can import XML Feeds and sync with USENET groups and Mailing Lists (bi-directional).
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Whitebeam Web Application Server
JavaScript/XML engine for Apache
Whitebeam is a complete rapid development Web application server integrating Apache, Posgresql, Mozilla's SpiderMonkey JavaScript engine with it's own powerful XML/XPath based secure application framework. -
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Justo is a set of internet oriented applications (rias) for developers and geeks: messaging, blog, repository, frameworks, cms, cmf, distributed database, p2p, dev utils. Based on: Ajax, XML, AS/Flex, PHP, C/С++, C#, .NET, WinApi, XUL, Unix/Shell script
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RotFront is a Distributed Collaborative P2P DB publishing software, intended to help webmasters keep their apps (site, database, CMS, forum etc) updated with minimum efforts. Writen on PHP,XML,Delphi,ASP,JSP,Perl to ensure compatibility with your OS&IS
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Project to create a unified FAQ XML format with all applicable software to convert it to various formats, such as multiple forms of HTML, TeX, PDF, text files, etc. Useful for most of "FAQ keepers" on various forums and discussion lists.
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