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Stripes is a Java web framework with the goal of making Servlet/JSP based web development in Java as easy, intuitive and straight-forward as possible. Stripes has always been guided by the following principles: * Convention over configuration (CoC) * Extremely lightweight with very few external dependencies. * Quick, iterative code/deploy/test experience for developers. * Application stack agnostic.

Arwes is a web framework to build user interfaces based on futuristic science fiction designs, animations, and sound effects. The concepts behind are opinionated with influences from Cyberprep and Synthwave, and productions like Star Citizen, Halo, and TRON: Legacy. It tries to inspire advanced space and alien technology. The playground application intends to show the project APIs in a live environment so the developer can test the main functionalities and components use cases in JavaScript (not available in TypeScript) for both development and production environments. ...

IRSA is a toolkit for Information Retrieval Service Assessment. It builds upon the Grails Web Framework and is developed at GESIS. It implements two main functionalities: (1) A number of showcases that show the implemented services like a so-called Search Term Recommender and different science-model based ranking mechanisms and (2) an IR assessment module that let's one do an interactive evaluation of the retrieval services. All implemented services are available via well-documented...

A fork of the Toast project which is a controller unit testing add-on for the CodeIgniter web framework. ToastX adds more graphical information and test tracking.

Web framework done by me. Only for test, but maybe it can evolve into something :)

Self-learning web framework allowing new applications to be easily added. First applications deal with arithmetic operations (multiplications, divisions, additions or subtractions tables).

Waffle is a Java Web framework that allows for pojo-based actions. Dependency injection support is built in. Waffle does NOT have a proprietary templating language nor does it require any XML configuration files. Waffle apps are easy to write and test.