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Neiki's Page Editor is a lightweight visual page and CMS editor built with pure JavaScript and zero dependencies. It transforms any container into a complete editing environment with accurate HTML and CSS rendering inside an isolated iframe, ensuring pages look exactly as they will in a real browser. The editor includes a modern toolbar, source code view, image and table editing, drag-and-drop tools, autosave, fullscreen mode, localization, and five built-in themes. It supports full HTML documents, external stylesheets, custom CSS, database integration through async load/save handlers, editable regions, plugins, and built-in sanitization with an optional PHP helper for server-side security. ...

Website: https://nessphp.github.io GitHub: https://github.com/nessphp Documentation: https://nessphp.github.io/docs/index.html Donate: https://paypal.me/sinansalichasan Welcome to Ness PHP Framework. Do you need a web framework with minimized training effort? Ness PHP offers you a model-view-controller based environment for coding faster, safer and stronger web applications with (nearly) zero configuration. Get rid of mess and focus the main logic of your project Ness PHP is an excellent but straightforward application development framework which aims to help you in your coding process by speeding up development with ready to use libraries that require minimal configuration.

Xaraya is an Open Source web application framework and content management solution written in PHP and licensed under the GNU General Public License. Xaraya is extensible, uses robust permissions, and multilingual systems to dynamically manage content. Track and get the latest developments on GitHub: https://github.com/xaraya

OpenSeeds is an open-source web-development framework and object model designed for the LAMP environment. It is designed with complex systems in mind. The framework itself is light-weight. The object model is simplistic.

Once finished, wafp will be used to generate flexible web applications around reports and formulars. To remain as user-friendly and environment independent as possible, configuration will be saved in xml-files rather than a database.