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NASH OS
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Porter
Lightweight web development server package for Windows
Porter is portable web development server for PHP/Node/MySQL developers. Project home page - http://litporter.sourceforge.net News and info about project can be found at our Google+ page - http://gplus.to/litporter Donations are also welcome http://lit.lv/donate.php -
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JSLoc is HTML, Javascript, CSS Compressor
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This PHP class will help you to compress web sourcecode like (X)HTML, CSS and JavaScript for reducing website file requests, traffic and loading time.
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Build scripts/wrappers around the YUI Compressor implemented for popular languages like PHP, Python, Java, Bash, Perl, etc. The scripts will track down and compress all JavaScript and CSS files within a given project tree.
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PHP Compressor is a PHP class that compress a selected directory and files into an install.php file. You can chose the destination directory where decompress the file, and you can chose a file that will be executed at the end of decompression.
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