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Component library to extend Zend Framework. MVC with implicit CRUD. Tutorial in PDF available in download page. Project leader: FGSL. Homepage: www.fgsl.eti.br
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SilverStripe is a Web Framework and Content Management System. It differs from many of the better known CMSes in that it uses fully object oriented code, has native Ajax support, and allows you to very cleanly customize the system to suit your needs.
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EliteCore Project is a PHP5.1/Javascript/AJAX/XHTML/CSS framework for creating WEB 2.0 applications and services.The basic open-source instalation can be also used as an interactive personal page or BLOG.This project uses the latest features available.
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A PHP class library for writing powerfull reloadless web user interfaces using Ajax (DHTML+server-side) style
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PHP framework with support for simple tags and server-side events like jsp, asp.net, etc. prioritizing separation between structure, behavior and presentation, generating clean valid html markup.
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