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MakeDBO is a MySQL library for PHP. It includes a mysql database interface and a DBO class builder to automatically generate PHP classes from your database tables. Currently requires Smarty templating engine.
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A one file PHP 5.2.x web development framework built on the o.php libraries and using the JSON Template engine. The complete system weighs in at 50KB and gives you the tools to make simple sites quickly.
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The GAME Engine stands for Generic Architecture for A Modular Enterprise. It uses Linux, Apache, MySQL and PHP as the platform for the engine itself and to create modular and reusable applications.
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A PHP5 Model/View/Controller framework including components for easy and extensible form validation, module and action level role and user-based security, support for the Smarty template engine and a layer on top of PEAR::DB for passing named parameters.
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Zarrs came together out of the desire of a few web development consultants to have a stripped down engine to run their generic modules and the custom applications they built for their clients so they didn't have to reinvent the wheel for each one.
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