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Fully Managed MySQL, PostgreSQL, and SQL ServerCloud SQL handles your database ops end to end, so you can focus on your app.
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WIN-Servlet is a web application framework that supports a windows-like program structure. A browser has its own session-context and window-stack. Supports: component-based dialogs (FORM), input validation, standard HTML/JavaScript pages, servlet API 2.2
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Marko is a lightweight, action-based web framework for Java with support for multiple templating engines (Freemarker, Velocity, etc). Configuration is done in code (no XML).
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(F)irm, (F)ast, (F)lexible and (F)ree Java Web Framework. Supports RESTful web services in a manner roughly based on JAX-RS and Jersey. Prevents mixing presentation and business layer by powerful template system and flexible, reusable components.
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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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Wicket-Uploadify
Uploadify flash integration into the wicket web framework
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An framework made integrating Mentawai (MVC Web framework) and Flex (Flash view). Our main goal is to allow the use of rich web interfaces with the Mentawai MVC.
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The mayo web application framework is a no bullsh**, lightweight framework providing only a bare-bones architecture for building real web applications with a strong focus on maintainable source code.
