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Cindy components for Delphi 7 and newer
Packages with more than 80 components for all delphi versions
...TcySearchFiles and TcyCopyfiles allow respectively search and copy files with pause/resume/abort features. TcyResizer allow move and resize components at run-time like delphi 2009 does. Advanced DB Express components (tested with mySQL) for easy table data handling (tcyDbxTable or TcyDbxSimpleTable), schema modifications (TcyDbxUpdateSql), reconcile handling (TcyDBXReconcileError) and table creation (cyDbxImportDataset1). TcyMathParser can parse matematical expressions. TcyWebBrowser allows view/edit html documents. TcyDbAdvGrid is a DBGrid with advanced feature etc ... -
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Switchtrack
Switchtrack is a PHP framework for quickly building web services
...It leverages a router that provides a clean interface between your client-side Javascript framework and database resources in your server environment. Put another way, Switchtrack lets you express an API endpoint like http://www.yoursite.com/api/user/20/getdisplayname as a PHP class, where the service name ('user') is the class name, and the endpoint ('getdisplayname') is a method of the class. Switchtrack automatically turns the response data into JSON, which your client side Javascript can then consume.
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