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Sails
The MVC framework for Node.js
Build custom, enterprise-grade Node.js apps with Sails! Sails.js is a web framework designed to make building practical, production-ready Node.js apps fast and easy. It is the most popular MVC framework for Node.js, resembling the MVC pattern of frameworks like Ruby on Rails but with support for the requirements of modern apps, such as a data-driven API with a scalable, service-oriented architecture. Sails is compatible with any front-end as well as any database thanks to its powerful ORM... -
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WIComponents
UI components for apache wicket
The „wicket components“ project is a component library for the apache wicket web-framework. Referring to classic component libraries for desktop applications ( like Microsoft Foundation Classes, QT Library or wxWindows) the wicket components provide graphical user interface components for wicket web-applications. Based upon this library it'll be easy to create complex user interfaces for data processing applications and it is a perfect start to migrate old desktop applications to modern web-applications. The project is getting bigger and bigger. ... -
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The Struts/SourceForge site hosts sample applications and related components based on the Apache Struts Web application framework. Disclaimer: This site is not affiliated with the Apache Software Foundation.
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