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DbManager
Database Maganer for freshhh systems
This software implements a database content manager system that works for mysql databases that uses the ORM framework system FRESHHH https://sourceforge.net/p/hierarnodesys/. It is written in PHP (As well as HTML, CSS and JavaScript). Demo: https://freshhh-dbmanager.sourceforge.io/sample/ -
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DCLPS
DCLPS: database control loading and prompting system
FRESHHH DCLPS can be considered an object relational mapping system ORM framework. It is robust well structured web oriented programming system that allows to create web systems (web sites) just by coding javascript. That is possible cause it uses a few server php script files that are requested by javascript to get some results. The key of this system is its structure that has to deal with nested tree objects and how it is implemented in the relational database. -
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Marvelous CMS is dual licensed GPL3 and MIT, PHP5, PDO, OOP, ORM, MVC, Content Management System (CMS) with MooTools and MochaUI based administration area. Can be used as a base for custom Content Management Systems (CMS) or other Web Applications.
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