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JForum is a powerful and robust discussion board system implemented in Java. It provides an attractive interface, an efficient forum engine, an easy to use administrative panel, an advanced permission control system and much more. Built from the ground up around an MVC framework , it can be deployed on any Servlet 3.1 container or application server running at least Java 8, such as Tomcat, Jetty and JBoss/WildFly. Its clean design and implementation make JForum easy to customize and...

Slash is a database-driven web application server, using Perl, Apache and MySQL. It is the code that runs Slashdot. Mailing lists and Git are here on Sourceforge.net.

inBoard is an AJAX powered message board system displayed in a matrix rather than the traditional linear method. It uses MySQL/PHP for the back end and HTML/CSS/Javascript/XML for the front end. inBoard is organized in Model View Controller (MVC) style. This work is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License. To view a copy of this license, visit http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/ Make it art..

Reddit API library is intended to provide an object-oriented wrapper around connections for Reddit's REST JSON server API.

dotBoard is a server software using PHP / MySQL that allows you to create social forums. Social forums are community driven. Every member can moderate the posts or edit settings if other members think that it is ok.

A simple debate tool based on pro and contra and voting for good arguments.

MODifications of phpBB3

BaseBook is a small, fast AJAX Guestbook. It can use XML file to store the data, so no database is needed. Server-side script is PHP nowadays.

MOPS is a module-based PHP Portal Solution. MOPS stands for 'My Own Portal Solution". It supports MySQL, PostgreSQL, MS SQL, SQLite, Firebird, DB2 and Oracle. Its MVC-like architecture enables you to easily implement alternative input and output types,

an internet chat++ server, providing access through many interfaces, currently planning to use the following: IRC(s), HTTP(s), ssh, telnet(s), msn, aim, yahoo, icq, jabber(s), and custom clients