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A platform for web sites and services that require solid support for rich user interfaces in a fail-safe and scalable architecture. It consists of a frontend Javascript framework (also usable stand-alone) and a backend PHP/MySQL environment.
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"Special DBL" is a .Net library provides persistence layer for storing and retrieving objects in/from database (ORM engine) with advanced cache functions. Could be used as a persistence layer in web- and other kinds of .Net applications.
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.NET library (written in C#) for developers writing data access code that is less cumbersome than straight ADO.NET and is almost entirely database platform independent for most database platforms.
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NORS 4 is a complex redaction system (CMS). Features: WYSIWYG editor, arcticles publishing, comments, web pages, categories, RSS channels, static URL generating, article searching...
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phpMyORM is a Object Relational Mapping library for PHP and MySQL. It supports basic CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Destroy) functionality from within PHP objects. It does this by creating SQL based on info describing your PHP objects and database layout.
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