Search Results for "pages"

...The kit brings a lot of convenience: it handles page routing, pretty URLs, automatic generation of tables of contents, responsive design, dark mode, image previews, and even auto-generated social preview images. Because it uses Next.js’s static site generation (or optionally dynamic), it produces fast-loading pages optimized for performance and SEO.

...The idea is you supply node lists (or use existing APIs/CSV sources) and the worker filters them by criteria like speed or reliability and then emits a subscription link for end-users. It supports deployment on Cloudflare Pages or Workers, offers configuration via variables like HOST, UUID, PATH, ADD, ADDAPI etc., and has an Apache-2.0 license. The tool supports both IPv4 and IPv6 node sources, speed test CSV inputs, and logic to drop nodes that don’t meet the threshold (DLS variable). It has a sizeable star count and forks indicating broader adoption in self-hosted proxy subscription communities. ...

...The project is aimed at “subscription” style services (i.e., providing proxies as subscriptions) rather than pure application logic, and is tailored toward self-hosters. It’s designed for ease of deployment on Workers or Pages, enabling people to maintain their own subscription link infrastructure cheaply.

...After a guided setup and verification flow, it connects properties to Search Console, Analytics, AdSense, PageSpeed Insights, and other services, surfacing the most relevant metrics per page and per site. The plugin focuses on clarity: traffic sources, search queries, top pages, and monetization signals appear alongside actionable performance recommendations. It also handles authentication and permission scopes securely, so multiple collaborators can access insights without sharing credentials. Widgets and contextual panels put data where it’s needed—for example, on the post list or edit screen—reducing tab-switching. ...

Omnom is a self-hosted content preservation and web bookmarking platform that lets individuals and communities save and archive web content in a way that reflects exactly what they saw in their browser at the moment of capture. Unlike simple bookmark lists, Omnom makes full page snapshots — including dynamic content — so that saved pages remain viewable even if the original goes offline or changes later. It was built with a multi-user web interface and includes support for federated social protocols like ActivityPub, allowing integration with decentralized networks and community tools. The application lets users categorize, tag, and search saved content, aggregate RSS/Atom feeds, and review changes between captured snapshots with diff views. ...

...It was originally developed as a resume project to demonstrate understanding of TCP/IP network programming, socket handling, and server lifecycle management, and so it reflects a hands-on approach to building server software from scratch rather than relying on frameworks. The project includes build instructions, example pages to host, and documentation encouraging readers to read reference texts before diving in.

LaSuli is a firefox sidebar. With LaSuli user can highlighter fragments on the web pages, and organize those fragments with topics. Users can compare different interpretations from different viewpoints. LaSuli also support webdav server.

Storm MVC is a php framework based on the model-view-controller design pattern featuring pretty URLs, site themes via inherited master pages, and easy forms processing. It is a mix of the best ideas from Rails, Django and ASP.NET MVC.

A system that allow you to manage pages and news of your website. All you have to do is the design (samples are included).

A service catalog is an important part of the business process of service-oriented architecture and seems to be available today only as part of a larger package. This application will foster a "marketplace" approach to services within an enterprise.

Hydra Web Presentation Server is designed to detect the web browser and serve the page to the standards that browser expects. Hydra uses XML to describe the pages and allows for server side support of XHTML 2.0, XForms and XInclude.

Pyris is a completely customizable blogging tool with RSS, a photo album, and much more! It is written in PHP and generates valid XHTML 1.0 Strict pages. It also archives old entries to XML files by month.