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The 4Ever framework provides a OO access layer to a single or a set of XML files. The framework offers a set of basic management services as loading/saving, change history, and consistency checking. It is realized in a component-oriented way.

...Focusing on a core of JQuery and Atmosphere Push - You can ensure that your application will run on any device. With AJAX at the center, and a "Render-On-Load" servlet that can start loading from any element in the tree, you can always ensure that you can provide a secure, cross-browser web application. By Default, Server-Side-Only development is more secure than any other method out there. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKmp3cltVruaBZtGU5VH_Lg

Pugg is a c++ framework for plugin management. Features o Header only library, no installation o Auto loading of plugins from files o Version control for plugins o Object oriented design o Platform independent

PHP web API designed to simplify object handling(loading, saving, querying, displaying, and editing), abstract the data from its display structure, and layout and allow the target data to be delivered to any supported format without special logic.

A portable C++ framework for dynamic class loading. Allows creating and loading binary plugins created by different compilers and/or versions. A binary dynamic cast feature that works over compiler boundaries on a given platform is also provided.

XajaxGrid is a cross-browser JavaScript grid control that represents data in a sortable DHTML table. This component allows you to design quicky user interface by organizing your data into configurable dynamic grid, buffering and dynamical loading.

Oxygen Persistence Framework (http://oxygen.io) - highly flexible, high performance, layered object relational mapping framework with clustered loading, oosql and pluggable feature architecture. It is used in large projects already.

JSPackaging is a JavaScript framework that provides simple directives for defining, loading & importing uniquely named packages of JavaScript modules. UPDATE: This project now exists as Ajile at http://sf.net/projects/ajile & http://ajile.iskitz.com.