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GMTool stands for Guild Management Tool. It is an event/party based guild/allys/hords management tool. It can be wether used as a standalone application or a phpbb3 add-on.
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php server faces is a class library for developing rich web-based applications with php. The class library is object oriented (php5) and event-driven. Focus your development on your application - and not on html!
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K-Face is a GUI framework for PHP. K-Face is written with pure OOP source code, and port most of important features from ASP.NET (Event handlers, Web Controls (Button, Table, TextBox, etc), DataSet and SQL package).
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Bracket is a web-based tournament manager built as a Joomla! component that supports registered users, automated tournament creation by event, automated matchmaking, ELO rating (by skill)/EXP rating (by participation), and user affiliations (guilds or cl
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A MySQL-Python-PHP application. Developed to help user to have a clear look on the sport events he is going to watch/bet. A easy-to-use tool to describe statistically the event, with a value and risk coverage engine.
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tableforms
A HTML form manager
...Includes: * client side WYSIWYG (what you see is what you get), javaScript/HTML/CSS based, HTML form editor, * client side form management, including managing form creation, editing, availability, and submission results, * interfaces with PayPal and other payment services, and * has shopping carts. Works with web servers: Apache httpd, nginx, and others Supported client browsers: firefox, chrome, IE, and hope to add more. Intended uses are: event registration, surveys, and simple product sales. Coding favors performance, and scaling. Does not use a data base server. It uses HTML element table.
