Search Results for "php gui"

PHP Desktop is an open-source project founded by Czarek Tomczak in 2012 to provide a way for developing native desktop GUI applications using web technologies such as PHP, HTML5, JavaScript and SQLite. Think of it as Electron for PHP. It is a convenient tool for converting PHP web apps and PHP CLI tools to desktop applications with little effort.

wxFormBuilder is a GUI builder for the wxWidgets framework. Code generation is supported for C++, Python, Lua and PHP. Additionally, the import and export of XRC code is possible. To support additional widgets, custom plugins can be used. wxFormBuilder runs on Windows, various Linux distributions and macOS.

오토셋은 윈도우 운영체제에 Apache HTTP Server, PHP, MySQL, CUBRID 등의 서버 제품을 한번에 설치해 주는 기능과 이렇게 설치된 프로그램을 그래픽 사용자 인터페이스(GUI)를 통해 쉽게 설정의 변경, 관리를 할 수 있도록 지원하는 프로그램입니다. AutoSet is a GUI based installer and administrative tool which enables to install Apache HTTP Server, PHP, MySQL, CUBRID and Other packages at once and helps easy set-ups and management. 이 프로그램은 누구나 무료로 다운로드해 사용할 수 있습니다.

wxCode project is a collection of reusable components based on the cross-platform wxWidgets GUI toolkit. The project provides various tools and facilities for building, maintaining and releasing wxWidgets-based code. Visit the website for more info. Note: As of January 2018 this project has been retired.

ALL DEVELOPMENT MOVED TO GITHUB https://github.com/wxFormBuilder/wxFormBuilder wxFormBuilder - a RAD tool for wxWidgets GUI design.

wxPHP is a php binding/wrapper for the cross-platform library wxWidgets, which gives you the ability to develop desktop applications using the php programming language. This applications can be executed on windows, linux and macosx using the same code base with a native look and feel. One of the ideas is that you can use your php web applications code base and logic to create native desktop applications that communicate to them transparently. This way you can give your users a seamless...

BianLian Framework plan to establish a cross-platform, cross-language, JSF .NET like solution. To make all the GUI (both JSF .net and so on) INDEPENDENT to implementation. PS, BianLian is the famous Chinese art with about 1000 years history.

IV:MP GUI Editor is powerful, simple, stable and easy-to-use IDE for editing Pawn, Squirrel, Lua and other type of script files, like PHP and many others. Included compliers for Squirrel, Pawn and Lua, and some cool features, like functions list with details (code completion) for IV:MP and other, syntax highlighting, encoding auto-detection, options and stability.

Gul is a Xul-like / easy glade-like XML markup language for describing user interfaces with PHP-GTK extension. Gul simplifies writing client-side GUI applications. CSS is partially supported.

MySQLWebGUI is a free software tool written in PHP intended to handle the administration of MySQL over web. Provies a simple and powerfull AJAX web interface to query and administer MySQL servers, supports a wide range of operations with MySQL. The m

WirePhrame is a PHP framework based on JsWebGets for GUI, POP for Objects, COSA for WebService implementation, and RePHPort for reports generation.

easy-GUI is a PHP software development framework that makes writing forms and GUI under PHP very easy and without having to integrate HTML code into PHP-based applications. It's a kind of GWT (Google web toolit) but for front-ends written in PHP.

ColGUI is an Open Source distributed web-based GUI builder aimed at increasing designer collaboration on GUI projects. It can read Glade XML layouts and translate them into an interactive DHTML format for lightweight user interactions.

The API features a layer between the trivial PHP and the low level web GUI (XHTML, XML, Javascript, PDF, Ajax ...). It’s extensible because of its clean and easy structure. The Concept comes with a widget toolkit, many plug-ins, themes and sub-modules.

The postfixadmin application rewrite with ExtJS and ADODB. I would like to create a professional and modern GUI. Backend: php5, adodb Frontend: Extjs 2.2.1