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...Given a component based application running in an event-driven environment, JUL Designer helps you to generate the component tree with the attached event listeners. It also generates the JavaScript code for the current component tree. System requirements / Download the desktop app OR: * a CSS2.1 compliant web browser with JavaScript 1.5 or later engine * Node.js 0.10.0 or later installed * OR a web server with PHP 5.2.0 or later extension * 1024x768 minimum resolution All major browsers supported, including: FF 4+, IE 8+, Edge, Safari 4+, Chrome 2+, Opera 10+., IOS 4+, Android 2.3+.

Basic Webinterface for minidlna-Server

**THIS PROJECT IS NOT MAINTAINED ANYMORE **CHECKOUT http://poppy.dc-development.de to see its follow-up Poppy is a visual markup editor that runs in a browser. - Best Browser: Use Mozilla-FireFox! - Take Care: for local testing/development only! Features: - Multiple Projects - Build/Edit Master and Pages Visually - Clean formatted output only elements you specified - Filemanager New: - Installer for easy setup - Poppy demo project for...

Project that allows you to edit various files on a server through your web browser. Has syntax highlighting, and eventually will beable to debug php files through it's interface You can see a sample here: http://www.phpwebbug.org/TestClient/

Browser css stylizer: *compatible with every know Browser(FireFox, Opera, Chrome, IE, Safari, Flock) *live environment

This project is designed to create an interface to go between the EvE-Online InGame Browser and PHPBB. Code is available directly via the SourceForge subversion system. Changes can be made by SVN patches.

Command-line option parser: PHP5 port/rewrite of Console_Getopt, with added functionalities, and with a Web interface to run getopt-like shell commands through a browser (not implemented yet).

TafelTree is a treeview in javascript. The structure of the tree is described in JSON format. It supports lot of options and user functions, just like the commercial trees. It's supported by all major browser (mac, linux and windows)

A port 80 proxy between a client browser and the eMule webserver. Implements multiple user support with a proper login (username and password) with hash/file ownership; and permission-based security for specific eMule webserver features.