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csite-fcgi
A lightweight web framework for linux and c- and java developers.
A lightweight web framework for c- and java developers. Webserver, ftpserver and java fcgi server included. Build powerfull web sites with an efficient framework. This framework is for Linux only. -
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NWic is a .NET web development framework ported from a Java open-source project called jWic. NWic helps software developers building rich-client style web applications using the MVC design pattern. The UI is updated using the integrated AJAX features.
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Ducky is the web application framework with many possibilities. Current status is a planning. For further information see the project homepage. This project will have more description when production process will be alive.
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A MVC oriented client-server web framework written in C and JavaScript for Apache HTTP servers. The server executes models and the built-in template engine creates the view. The client-side is a JS API, and makes communication with the server easy.
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Spider is a Java framework for creating web applications. Its major design goals are are testing, reducing boilerplate code, avoiding static state through dependency injection, strict M-V-C separation and convention over configuration.
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