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...While other platforms rely heavily on modules or reusable applications, Mezzanine comes ready with all the functionality you need, making it the more efficient choice. Mezzanine has a simple yet highly extensible architecture that lets you really get into the code. Apart from the features that come with Django such as MVC architecture, ORM, templating and caching, Mezzanine comes with a great many other features. This includes hierarchical page navigation, a simple drag-and-drop HTML5 forms builder with CSV export, scheduled publishing, easy page ordering, social media sharing, and so much more.

RhinOS is a framework to develop web sites using the latest features to provide a fastest access and administration to the web portal. The main features are: - Parametrized CMS and simple and efficient pseudo-code parser.

Your Online Shop is an intuitive ecommerce system (also known as online store or shopping cart). Main features: - Modern SPA (Single Page Application) - Easy edition - Quick purchase process - Site pages (About, Contact, ect...) - Themes (components / templates) - Multi-shop - Very light code ** Live Demo: http://youronlineshop.net/sample/ Web administrator login (user/password): webadmin/webadmin Product administrator: productsadmin/productsadmin Orders manager:...

Electronic book store implemented in Java/Servlets and eHTML* using the Model–view–controller (MVC) software architectural pattern. eHTML is a simple yet powerful scripting language for the UI which is implemented as part of the project. It makes the UI highly customizable. In development mode all the objects and variables that can be accessed from the eHTML will be displayed at the bottom of each page.

Simple Cart is a straight forward implementation of a shopping cart integrated with Struts, Hibernate and Plain old Java Objects (POJO). The Simple Cart project is dedicated to developing easy to use e-commerce tools.

JaWaH Shopping is a simple shopping cart package designed to use Open symphony's WebWork / XWork, Hibernate, and Java (with a little JSP / JavaScript) on top of MySQL.