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Static website generator instead of php/asp for maximum speed (an element valued by SEO strategies). In reality, a minimum of php/asp code is used to establish the browser language and cookie management. Support for the GDPR is included as an example (it should be modified according to the processing of the website owner's data).

Command-line/Ant-task/embeddable text file preprocessor. Macros, flow control, expressions. Recursive directory processing. Extensible in Java to display data from any data sources (as database). Can generate complete homepages (tree of HTML-s, images, etc.)

This JAVA API helps create java web applications where static html pages can be read out to viewer. It helps people who are visually challenged partially. It is helpful to common people and children , too, and might work out great in educational site. It's fully customized and does not need developer to write a single line of code . All you need to do is to assign a specific id to the DOM element , whose innerHTML you want to be read out. Next release of the API will deal with many more...

Ekit is a Java HTML editor applet and application.

(The Bliki engine Wikipedia API now moved to http://code.google.com/p/gwtwiki ). Eclipse plugin: Converts Wikipedia syntax to HTML. Features: syntax highlighting, content outline&assist, templates, HTML preview&insert, Java/PHP link2wiki, PDF creation.

The OpenWebsuite.org contains the powerful HTML-Editor (X)HTML-Format and the Site analysing tool WebAnalyse. It includes a project management, css editor, link-check (for whole domains) and much more. It was released under the GNU GPL to find helper.

Kafenio is a Wysiwyg HTML Editor for Browsers that support Java 1.3 and newer. Kafenio grew out of Howard Kistlers Ekit Editor. Main objectives: checkstyle compliant code, reusable in any java application, higher stability and improved usability.

This project is now known as Apache Roller. The code that exists here in this SourceForge project is obsolete and unmaintained.

ZWebEdit is a Java applet that is designed to replace the <textarea> tag with a rich Java text editor designed for editing HTML / code in a browser. ZWebEdit does not create a its own filesystem; it is designed to work with Zope or standalone.

The CDT is a Java Swing based basic WYSIWYG HTML editor, with a focus on requiring a minimal technical knowledge to publish an entire website. Projects are driven by XML templates, and most complex site creation tasks are executed with simple wizards.

The WebEditor application is a Applet Text Editor and File Manager for Managing Files and Editing them without the need for a client side FTP or TextEditor. The Applet has syntax colorizator for most web scriptin languages.