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HubSpot is an AI-powered customer platform with all the software, integrations, and resources you need to connect your marketing, sales, and customer service. HubSpot's connected platform enables you to grow your business faster by focusing on what matters most: your customers.
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Google Cloud’s AI-powered APIs help you translate documents, websites, apps, audio files, videos, and more at scale with best-in-class quality and enterprise-grade control and security.
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Perl heart internet API integration. This project is a PERL implementation of web hosting and customer management using the heart internet API. Using the API it will automate package creation, deletion domain registration and billing. Currently its work in progress but the aim is to be a full replacement for HostPay for users who need finer control over the scripts/templates and functionality. -
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Framework for Advanced Developments in PHP : A tool to develop complex websites, including search engine, query layer, administration panel in progress... Cache template generation, on the fly library creation to build business applications.
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Our 360 recognition & rewards platform enables everyone (peer to peer & manager to employees alike) to send meaningful recognition rooted in core values. Nectar has the most extensive rewards catalog so users can choose from company branded swag, Amazon products, gift cards or custom reward types. Integrate with your other tools like Slack and Teams to make sending recognition easy. We support top organizations like MLB, SHRM, Redfin, Heineken and more.
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OLMO is a powerful but easy to use Content Management System (CMS). It is technically based on the CorneliOS application framework.
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Diktio is a simple CMS written completely in Perl. It uses the HTTP::Daemon module and is quite similar to Zope (though of course far less sophisticated).
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Bekka is a Portal CMS, enabling you to run multiple websites with their own look and feel from the same codebase. Bekka also has Application Development support for add-on applications written in Perl. See the website for more information.
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Content management system incorporating blogging, comments, ratings, image sharing, image editing, video sharing via server-side video encoding and support for Darwin DSS streaming server or Helix DNA streaming as well as video streaming for mobile phone
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PlexWeb is designed as a CMS. However, with modular system of PlexWeb it can be much more useful. You can use it to develop some specific web sites or as a reporting engine of bigger projects. It is easy to change, improve and/or adapt for your needs
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Don’t settle when it comes to managing your clients’ IT infrastructure. Exceed their expectations with ConnectWise RMM, our MSP RMM software that provides proactive tools and NOC services—regardless of device environment. With the number of new vulnerabilities rising each year, smart patching procedures have never been more important. We automatically test and deploy patches when they are viable and restrict patches that are harmful. Get better protection for clients while you spend less time managing endpoints and more time growing your business. It’s tough to locate, afford, and retain quality talent. In fact, 81% of IT leaders say it’s hard to find the recruits they need. Add ConnectWise RMM, NOC services and get the expertise and problem resolution you need to become the advisor your clients demand—without adding headcount.
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Lollop is a simple Content Management System for one or more small to medium sized web sites. Features include support for templates, rss import and export, simple workflow functions, remote site maintenance, and more.
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RotFront is a Distributed Collaborative P2P DB publishing software, intended to help webmasters keep their apps (site, database, CMS, forum etc) updated with minimum efforts. Writen on PHP,XML,Delphi,ASP,JSP,Perl to ensure compatibility with your OS&IS
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The Protos Content Management System is aimed toward private users as well as smaller business and non-profit organizations. Providing numerous administration and user features, this CMS is unique in its simplicity - users do not have to be programmers.
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CMS written in Perl. Emphasis on easy and powerful theme system. Made to be compatible with existing databases/websites. Support for Linux and Windows.
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This addon is being developed by SVM for a CMS called Coranto at http://coranto.gweilo.org/. This addon will allow you to have a WYSIWYG editor in your news posts. The intent of this addon is to continue the work of kriko and AreoSoul on WebWriter
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w3node is a Content Management System. Its designed for webmasters of multi-sites servers to provide simple managing of content of many hosted sites. The main project goal - try to be the most secure CMS.
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ActionDirectory is an cms for web based \"yellow pages\" style directories of organizations. It is specifically designed for activists, NGO\'s and Non-Profit Organizations who want to facilitate social networking and collaboration among coalitions.
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perlWebSite is a very simple CMS with no database backend, perfectly suited for accounts on ISPs (with perl installed). Originally inspired by phpWebSite, it has taken a whole new direction...
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This is an www object-oriented database entirely in Perl. Uses include content-management web services (CMS), or a perl-based application server. A novice can install and configure it, or an expert can develop complex OODB web systems.
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Bimp is a minimalist and modular perl CMS (content management system) for small websites. It doesn't require a database. Templates are managed by plug-ins.
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An web system for small university courses, typically postgrad. Simple to install/maintain, easy for "teachers" with any scripting skills to extend. Alternative to big-iron VLEs/LMSs. Forums, quizzes, timetables, cms, year and user management, etc.
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