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gulp is a streaming build system that automates slow, repetitive and time-consuming tasks in your development workflow. It is simple and easy to use with only a minimal API surface, but powerful enough to compose efficient build pipelines. gulp is flexible and composable, and is also platform-agnostic, which means you can use it with PHP, .NET, Java and many other platforms. It’s got a strong ecosystem of npm modules and over 3000 curated, community-built plugins, so you can achieve exactly what you want.

MBR WP Performance is the WordPress optimisation plugin for users who want real control. Instead of hiding complexity behind a single button, it provides transparent, granular controls for every performance technique—so you understand exactly what each feature does. Core Features: Disable WordPress features that you don’t need. Self-host and preload Google Fonts, lazy load images and videos, defer/delay JavaScript execution, generate and inline critical CSS, preload critical resources,...

Sajax is a cross-platform, cross-browser web scripting toolkit that makes it easy to expose functions in your code to JavaScript. You will find a folder for each platform that is currently supported. Please see individual documentation in each folder for specific errata. As of 0.13 a JavaScript implementation of JSON.stringify() has become a requirement when sending data for browsers that do not have this natively (IE8 or FF3.5). It is highly recommended to also include a JSON.parse()...

Access-like webdatabasemanagement with support of forms, assistents, support of different databases, publishing of forms. It should allow users simple and understandable utilities to create forms without even knowing which database works in the background

Complete framework library for building websites, and web-applications. Druida separates the programming and graphic develop. Druida provides a set of html widgets, menus, listBox, buttons, templates support, database support, forms creator, date time