Search Results for "file management"

Middleman is a Ruby-powered static site generator that emphasizes clean templates, flexible layouts, and a great developer experience. It supports common templating languages (ERB, Haml, Slim) and content formats (Markdown, AsciiDoc), plus front-matter metadata to drive layouts, navigation, and per-page behavior. A built-in dev server with live reload keeps iteration fast, while an asset pipeline handles fingerprinting, minification, and cache-friendly builds. Extensions cover blogging,...

Compact, Easy to install, Quick and to the point Portal/Weblog/Blog/Forum w site replication. Simple, solid and scalable to a BPMS (Business Process Management System) using standard OO patterns. Fast embedded CSV Flat-File DB upgradeable to any major database (optional/not required).

webgeno is a light-weight Content Management System (CMS) for generating websites offline. It is primarily designed for personal websites where the user doesn't have access to the server except to upload files.

Html Assembler is a static site generator. It automatically integrates page content such as text and photos in a modifiable page template creating a complete set of html files ready for upload to your site.

Application for building web photo albums. Features: FTP Browser, Exif viewer, Thumbnail and Image processing, HTML generation, CSS styles, slideshow (Javascript or JavaFX). Just build your gallery and upload. You won't need Ruby on the server.

Ohm is a free (open source) server manager, allowing Linux server configuration via an easy-to-use web interface. It aims to be an alternative to Plesk, cPanel and the like. DEVELOPMENT HAS BEEN MOVED TO GITHUB: http://github.com/Ohm-panel

Full featured but relatively lightweight web site management application for the Ruby on Rails framework. Includes easy to use CMS page, product/order and article management system as well other features.

Web server password (htpasswd) and group file management CGI. You can modify password, add/delete/modify users and groups on web interface.

Pakada takes new paths in creating and maintaining dynamic web content. It doesn't provide hardcoded modules, it let's you build them yourself within your browser, though it still ships with a handful of presets. Pakada is based on Ruby on Rails.