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Celeritas is a web development framework built on top of Web Macro to speed up the development process. It helps reduce the burden of doing the regular operations by taking care of the repeatitive tasks. More details coming soon
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IVY Framework is a full stack web application framework. The framework takes away the need to reproduce html, styles, database connections, data validation etc and concentrate on the Business rules of the system.
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A very light web framework with a component support. No templates, XML and HTML texts are necessary. Components are assembled to a hierarchy structure similarly like a HTML code, each component can be inherited as well as be composed to a new component.
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Legato is above all a fast and lightweight, complete Web framework offering both server-side (PHP 5) and client-side (JavaScript) components to ease in the development and maintenance of today's demanding Web sites.
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The Sendero Web Framework. An MVC web-framework written in the D programming language. It includes an XML templating language, database and routing layers, and comprehensive support for XML and JSON.
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Parking is a simple and easy-to-use web framework. It aims to build web applications rapidly. Parking includes two parts: 1) a tiny MVC framework using Java for server-side; 2) an object-oriented component library using Javascript for client-side.
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A basic PHP web application framework following the Model View Controller architecture. Simplicity is emphasized over features so the framework can be used as an educational tool or as the basis of a project which needs minimal features to start.
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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.
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Secure File Transfer for Windows with Cerberus by RedwoodCerberus supports unlimited users and connections on a single IP, with built-in encryption, 2FA, and a browser-based web client — all deployable in under 15 minutes with a 25-day free trial.
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wickettools-extjs is a library that integrates ExtJS, a client-side javascript library with wicket, a J2EE web framework.
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Lazybox is a lightweight web application framework that uses xml to define the controls (textbox, label, imagebox, etc) and his events to build the user interface. Is strictly designed under the KISS philosophy using php, javascript, xajax and behaviour.
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A one file PHP 5.2.x web development framework built on the o.php libraries and using the JSON Template engine. The complete system weighs in at 50KB and gives you the tools to make simple sites quickly.
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The Sitast(Simple Tapestry Stack) library project provides stack and ajax behaviour for the Tapestry java web application framework.
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Makna is a semantic wiki implementation. It is an extension of the wiki engine JSPWiki with the semantic web framework Jena. The aim is to bring together the best of two worlds - the simplicity of wiki systems and the power of semantic web technologies.
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Phritz is an MVC web development framework written in PHP. Its intended goal is to help developers create display-independant applications by keeping Request and Response logic seperate from the business logic.
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iOculus is a PHP web application framework (but not a CMS!). The targets of iOculus are simplicity, and high performance. It uses PHP4, XML, and systems/libraries such as PEAR and Smarty. The framework is object-orientated.
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1) A component for the Apache Tapestry web framework embedding JSCookMenu. JavaScript menues and navigation side-bars with pop-up sub menues are rendered. Java and XML models 2) A WYSIWYG tool is provided for theme-creation
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MidwayMVC is a clean, simple and lightweight Model 2 web application framework for the rest of us. Its meant for websites that don't need Spring/Tiles or an Enterprise solution but that are still dynamic enough to benefit from the Model 2 structure.
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A component-oriented web framework closely matching Swing. Components are controlled programatically using an event-based paradigm.
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Valence is based on PHP 5.1 and follows MVC design pattern. It has pure-PHP templates, configs and short URLs. Valence also features an innovative and dynamic ORM layer that fits in just two base classes.
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Python web development framework with a focus on efficiency/speed and extensibility, with a large library of functions to aid in the development of modern web applications.
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Green Machine is a dynamic web content management system written in Python using Django web framework.
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A python web development framework based on cherrypy, sqlalchemy, sqlite, lxml and mochikit. Inspired by turbogears.
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PRE4J (Partial RDF Encryption API for Jena) is a lightweight API for encrypting selected RDF graph elements. PRE4J provides cryptographic extensions to the Jena Semantic Web Framework.
