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    Basic Website Studio (Tkinter Edition)

    Basic Website Studio (Tkinter Edition)

    Basic Website Studio (Tkinter Edition)

    A simple, lightweight code editor for basic web development, written in Python using the standard Tkinter GUI toolkit. This application is designed to run without any external Python libraries (like PySide6 or PyQt), making it ideal for easy distribution on Linux systems, such as in a .deb package.
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    foxmemo is gui-based form development tool over the web with no programming required. foxmemo is based on qooxdoo (ajax framework) on the front end. On the back-end, foxmemo relies on python (scripting), postgresql (database) and karrigell (web server).
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    An piece of software that helps you creating forms for your webpages. puts the whole from into a table so the HTML is export quite elegant. I programmed it in Python, using Tkinter.
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