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Osezno Framework PHP is a framework written in PHP that allows you to: Set HTML templates, tabbed contents, forms, dynamic list. All on a MVC pattern, and incorporate technologies such as active record and xajax.
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GWTApp provides several features like: HTML templating and messaging at runtime without application recompiling, MetaField to auto bind and simulate annotation of RPC data fields, Strong typing in MVC, Modular structure in Maven.
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euDock is a Javascript Emulation of Dock style MAC OS X bar. Features: transparency, fading, external events and hooking to HTML objects. euDock 2.0 also support mouseMove events, PNG imagees on IE and programmable javascript objects.
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OsisForms: An OO component library/framework for creating and organising web forms. The aim is to make form building more enjoyible and productive. OsisForms Written in PHP (5), with accompanying JavaScript and CSS libraries and extensive documentation.
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JAST (Javascript Toolkit) is an Open Source cross-platform javascript framework that aid users to perform the most hard operations with few simple lines of code. It's modularity allow the download only for the code required to the page.
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