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SimpleCodes 2x is the second version at the SimpleCodes Content Management System. It is a module based system where standalone modules can be installed quickly and painlessly. Template management makes for a very custom website.
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PHP-Vegi is a statistical application mainly intended for those desiring an easily customizable and easily deployed system. It relies on the mySQL/PHP interface and displays a wide variety of useful information based on collected data.
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A PHP Ad Server tuned for millions of impressions per day across distributed servers. Allows GIF, JPEG, PNG, and rich media (HTML) ads. Requires Apache/PHP and a SQL database. Sponsored by VA Linux Systems.
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StatsPro
Privacy-friendly Google Analytics alternative
StatsPro is a simple, open-source, easily deployable, and privacy friendly web analytics software. StatsPro has all of the features that you would expect from other analytics software without invading your user's privacy and without selling data to 3rd parties for advertisements. StatsPro can be hosted on your own servers or you can let us host it for you on the cloud. We are free to use for small projects and charge a reasonable fee for larger companies. Learn more at https://statspro.io/ -
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Web service acts as an authorizer for other web services. It takes other service's name, client's IP address, number of requests and a key as input via GET HTTP request. It produces XML output saying is client authorized to use requested service.
