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phpCMS nextGen is a flatfile based CMS which is written in PHP. It exent driven, easy extensible and developed from the scratch new, based of the knoledge of phpCMS.de

MythCore is a PHP framework that allows the developer to use a C# .NET like object oriented programming approach. It provides the essential classes that the MythSDP platform and the MythFramework builds upon. The goal is to create a library that enables the programmer to use a fully object oriented approach that has the "feel" of .NET and Java programming. Our main goal is ease of use and rapid application development. However, performance and small-footprint are some of the main design...

Developed by the manteiner Klederson Bueno, phpBurn is a MVC FRAMEWORK for PHP usage, initialy born as an ORM like hibernate and Nhibernate it allows you to create more and faster using OO concepts and patterns with a log of time gain.

Schema validation with simple dom php classes, that will check the xsd file before the xml based forms will accept any submit. The ajax wrapper should work with widgets to show any validation error to the form user.

Jsp web simple framework to quickly create a Web site jsp. it supply a solution to create bean-style object,and supply sqlmanager,filemanager ...... easy config,easy use,easy publish. more feature:entiymanager surport,session bean surport,config

** Guys I have built a much more powerful Fully Featured CMS system at: https://github.com/MacdonaldRobinson/FlexDotnetCMS Macs CMS is a Flat File ( XML and SQLite ) based AJAX Content Management System. It focuses mainly on the Edit In Place editing concept. It comes with a built in blog with moderation support, user manager section, roles manager section, SEO / SEF URL

Building Blocks that build off of each other. Libraries in PHP, CSS, JavaScript, and examples included to custom tailor them to your needs. File Manager -> uses File PHP class, Directory PHP class, CSS menu, JavaScript enabled CSS menu for IE.

Framework orientado a objeto.