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XRNS-PHP (was) a collection of command-line scripts for Renoise - http://www.renoise.com/ is contemporary music composition tool with XML-based file formats; making it possible to develop PHP scripts for various areas of interest.
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Very easy manipulation of XML with syntax like jQuery. One small file with lots of power. Highly extensible. Examples and Documentation are on the site. Great for a quick Data Import script.
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This project defines a walk-up-and-use, wiki-like experience designed to encourage the widest possible deployment of basic DITA writing capability across new communities of users, whose requirements can help drive additional DITA tools and services.
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This is a (very) simple chat-room created using php. Instead of using MySQL or any other database software this chat-room uses a flat-file database (created using XML). The main aim of this chat-room script is to be minimal (small codebase).
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NZBGetter is a PHP Script for linux based systems to spider NZB index sites for NZB files matching your predefined search patterns. The script downloads matching NZB files and passes them to your Usenet Reader.
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ERYX is a flexible, fast and easy-to-use XML content management system with a whole bunch of integration opportunities for XHTML, Flash, InDesign, PDF, and any web-based software that makes excessive use of XML-files. Needs PHP 5.2+. http://eryx.imgb.org
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Have you been looking for a reliable library of lsl scripts only to find sporadic low quality scripts. This project is a repository of development tools, sl oriented web services, gui interfaces, libraries, and scripts. SL & LSL © Linden Lab
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ReadItYourself! is a dead-simple AppleScript for NetNewsWire which exports unread news items of a selected subscription onto an iPod. It uses PHP for the conversion and it's simple nature makes it a nice AppleScript learning project.
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Flat File Scripts (FFS) is basically a project around writing PHP scripts that don't require database systems, but instead use flat files such as XML and TXT.
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Pyris is a completely customizable blogging tool with RSS, a photo album, and much more! It is written in PHP and generates valid XHTML 1.0 Strict pages. It also archives old entries to XML files by month.
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A PHP powered xml-to-xhtml translation system that uses custom defined relations to map out the translations from xml to xhtml.
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Mister Wong RSS Feed Roll. Complete written in JS. To a feed to get the file feed.php necessary. These provide a XMLHttpRequest the data on the page. Compatible with Firefox. IE pendant is coming up.
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