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    Neutralinojs

    Neutralinojs

    Portable and lightweight cross platform app development framework

    Neutralino is a lightweight and portable application development framework. It lets you develop cross-platform applications using JavaScript, HTML and CSS. Why Neutralinojs? In Electron and NWjs you have to install NodeJs and hundreds of dependency libraries. Embedded Chromium and Node creates large overhead and makes even simple apps like “hello world” considerable in size.
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    Winpweb

    Free Windows Portable Web Development Stack

    Winpweb is a Free Windows Portable Web Development Stack. It contains Nginx, MariaDB and PHP (with composer). There're also many plugins available which feel free for users to install theadditional software based on their needs. The available plugins are MongoDB, Nodejs (with npm), Ruby (with gem), Devkit, Git, Perl/Strawberryperl (with ppm), Python/Winpython (with pip) The package is very lightweight, only (36 MB), simple and easy to use by using CLI tools called 'pweb' for servers operation like (start, stop, config, etc.) ...
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