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    Danbooru

    Danbooru

    A taggable image board written in Rails

    Danbooru is a full-featured, open-source web application designed for hosting, organizing, and searching large collections of tagged images, particularly focused on anime-style artwork. Built using Ruby on Rails, it provides a robust tagging system that allows users to categorize images with highly structured metadata, enabling precise and flexible search queries. The platform supports advanced moderation workflows, including user roles, content approval systems, and reporting tools, making it suitable for large-scale community-driven repositories. ...
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    TiledImage

    TiledImage is a system to browse a large image.

    TiledImage is a system to browse a large image. An image of several mega pixels are divided into some tiles and download them by javascript.
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    HTML5 Canvas Polaroid Previewer

    Preview, zoom, search, sort, drag photos in HTML5 Canvas with jQuery.

    - Attractive image gallery which pulls photos from a directory. - Built as a jQuery plugin using HTML5 Canvas and CSS3. - Example PHP for collecting images from a directory and loading details from MySQL. - Works on mobile devices. - Allow users to search, sort, zoom and drag images. - Different styles available for photo borders. - Online demos available at http://chixor.net/demo/polaroid-previewer/ and http://chixor.net/demo/polaroid-previewer/demo.html
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    PopBox
    PopBox is an image magnification javascript solution for dynamically moving and resizing images on your web page. It is a prepackaged solution that makes it as easy as 3 lines of HTML without knowing a lick about positioning.
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    A small gallery application to display a folder of images in a set of columns. User Settings Include Number of Columns Image Thumbnail Width Image Thumbnail Quality Gallery Location Other scripts used in this gallery shadowbox.js thumb.js
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    Macrnius Server is a web-based image hosting program designed for internal storage of images with the added security of built-in encryption and full multi-user support.
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    A simple image gallery: A single PHP page that reads a template HTML file and populates it with the images in a given folder. It also generates the corresponding thumbnails. Meant for simple photography websites.
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