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    DB form generator, for database-content edition. Based on an existing database structure or an XML-based definition, the tool generates a highly customizable set of tools for editing the database tables (PHP/www and Python/GTK interfaces)
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    A database independant form builder. Designed to build web interfaces based on a database schema. Providing user administration, authenication, form validation, work flows and more. Based on ideas from Oracle Forms and Sebiel. Works with MySQL, PostgreSQL
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    Spark is a tool set which can give you a lot of options to your web app/site. DOM handlers, Ajax utilities, cool widgets, visual effects, form tools, UI components and more stuff. So you can easily build a complete and lightweight front-end interface.
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