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SCMS is an MVC based secure content management system. It is designed from the ground up to withstand common Web application vulnerabilities. It is designed for PHP 5.0-5.2.x and MySQL 4.1+, and it can optionally support PostgreSQL as a database backend.
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Php cache managment. This php class allow websites developpers to use a powerfull cache system to increase server performance. This is an early version. Futures versions will contain an admin tool. Note that the french doc included is not over yet.
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PHP web API designed to simplify object handling(loading, saving, querying, displaying, and editing), abstract the data from its display structure, and layout and allow the target data to be delivered to any supported format without special logic.
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A lightweight, easy to use PHP content management system (CMS). Written to be fast and to use as little memory as possible. Placeto CMS offers browser and server caching, provides gzip compression and to cut down on bandwidth and CPU time.
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toendaCMS - Your ideas ahead is a publishing system and open-source content management framework, based on a modular structure. It has a user-friendly interface, is simple and intuitive to use. Making it easy to build and maintain a website or weblog wit
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MorcegoCMS is a light Content Management System written in PHP. This CMS needs a database (MySQL, Postgresql, ...), for the data access tier MorcegoCMS uses AdoDB. With only one table (table of pages) you can develop a complete website, all the pages got
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Chlorine Boards is a module oriented website system comprised of selfdownloadable, selfinstallable and selfconfigurable modules that supports memory caching techonology.
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Wets is a very flexible ETL which can handle data coming from text file / XML / MySQL / postgreSQL and Zope server and because of the language associated there is no limitation concerning the transformation process. See the drop project for a GUI.
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PHP DB Edit Toolkit is a set of PHP classes makes the generation of database edit interfaces easier and faster. The main class builds tabular and form views based on a data dictionary and takes over handling of insert/update/delete and user input.
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ProdLer - A multi-language PHP content management system that allows you to make a products catalogue quickly. The data that will be saved on the DB is: brands of the products, categories of the products (n levels), and dealers for the products.
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The jibiki plateform is to be used by multilingual dictionary writters to create and publish their XML based dictionary. It supports different lexical architectures (monolingual dictionaries, 1 to 1 or 1 to many dictionary or pivot based dictionaries).
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"Education meets Technology"Open Educate CMS is a fully extensible CMS for educational institutions. Open Educate uses Orbit-42 for database flexibility, Smarty templates for customization, toolkits for modibility, JavaScript and CSS for presentation
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