Projects

Elxis CMS

Elxis is a Free Open Source Content Management System (CMS). Elxis gives you the freedom and the power to do what ever you have in mind, without limitations or dependences. With Elxis CMS, enterprises, business owners and individuals, are able to build multilingual websites and easily administer ... [More] them. Elxis, does not requires special technical knowledge, although, when they are present they are always welcomed! Elxis CMS, is distributed as a free open source application. [Less]

PeecFW

PeecFW is a PHP Framework, and with it's built in modules and templates you actually have a nice CMS (Content Management System). PeecFW is free and open source under the General Public License V3. Features of PeecFW: - A highly advanced framework with capabilities to be any type of ... [More] application. - By default PeecFW is a very nice CMS. - We only use the latest technology while programming. OOP and PHP5. - Database ORM: Doctrine. - Template engine: Smarty - RESTFul API wrapper (Easy to create Rest integrations. - We use namespaces on all of our code. - PeecFW is based on the MAT concept. - Fully documented in googlecode wikipedia. - Easy to develop new sites. - Super fast and easy installation / update. - Doctrine Migrations Automation. - Try it! [Less]

scm5

Content Management, CRM, PM etc.

secowela

Secowela is a language for writing web browser applications. It is a compiler language that generates standard javascript. Thus, all Secowela programs will run nicely on web browsers. If you ever tried to build a multi-thousand LoC javascipt project then this is for you (once it's finished of ... [More] course). FeaturesComponent and object-orientedUnlike JavaScript Secowela features classes and components. The idea of components is that multiple components from different authors can be embedded on one web page without interfering with each other. Secure componentsIf you embed third party javascript components in your web-site (widgets etc.) this javascript code can do what it wants to on the client side. In Secowela you can specify which client-side APIs and which DOM elements such a component is allowed to use. If - for example - a social networking web-site embeds some Secowela components from a third party, the web-site can limit the access rights of the component. Thus, the component can for example query the user's friends but it cannot send mails to these friends. Statically typedThe Secowela compiler will be able to find bugx that a dynamically typed javascript interpreter cannot find upfront. Partial type inferenceHaveing types is nice. Typing them in is boring. Secowela tries to infere the type in many places such that you do not have to write it down. The compiler will figure it out. Distributed programmingModern web applications perform many server callbacks (AJAX). Since web applications are single threaded we have to implement asynchronous IO which results in cluttered code if used in too many places. Furthermore, network and server problems must be tolerated. Thus, a programmer has to mix timers with AJAX requests. Failed requests must be repeated, and so on ... It is getting extremely ugly and therefore most programmers don't care, keep their fingers crossed, and write code that runs only well on good weather. Secowela allows you to write programs synchronous but executes them asynchronous on the browser. Google Protocol BuffersSecowela supports google protocol buffers natively. XMLWhile I am really not an XML fan boy, Secowela supports XML natively which simplifies the creation of nice UI elements. WhyYou may argue that GWT is the way to go. However, I do not believe that Java is the perfect fit for web programming (C# is not the perfect fit for WPF either). Thus, GWT is not where I want to go from a syntax paradigm. Furthermore, some core concepts of Secowela are not there in Java. Especially the support for secure components and asynchronous distributed programming is missing in Java. Of course java can handle security boundaries at runtime, but that is far too slow when executed in javascript. The Secowela approach puts the magic in the compiler/language thus that the resulting javascript code is not slowed done by security checks. ImplementationSecowela is implemented in C# and features a LL grammar. See the source Luke. StatusThe grammar for the language core (without XML and protocol buffers) is in place, the parser works and type checking is almost complete. The javascript generator is yet to be done. [Less]

phoenix-webos-x

Phoenix WebOS X is the first WebOS designed from the ground up to be widely adopted onto multiple systems and by multiple users without the need for a MYSQL database, running secure encrypted flat files, and running applications that are written in any web-language, Phoenix WebOS X is the ideal platform for developers and users alike.

note-safe

NoteSafe is a free open-source web application for storing sensitive textual information securely online. NoteSafe provides the following benefits: Ultimate data protection: NoteSafe uses the very secure AES-256 standard to store your encrypted data. The encryption happens inside the web browser ... [More] to make sure that no unencrypted data is communicated over the internet. iPhone support: NoteSafe is optimised for the iPhone and even provides offline access to your notes. [Less]

k-jax

Simple but quite secure AJAX Platform based on modified Diffie-Hellman key exchange protocol. Designed for secure data exchange between server and javascript clients while maintains easiness and flexibility installation.

srp4net

SRP is a secure password-based authentication and key-exchange protocol. It solves the problem of authenticating clients to servers securely, in cases where the user of the client software must memorize a small secret (like a password) and carries no other secret information, and where the server ... [More] carries a verifier for each user, which allows it to authenticate the client but which, if compromised, would not allow the attacker to impersonate the client. In addition, SRP exchanges a cryptographically-strong secret as a byproduct of successful authentication, which enables the two parties to communicate securely srp4net is a library that implements the SRP authentication protocol for a Javascript client against a C# webservice. [Less]

crosssafe

CrossSafe provides secure cross domain JSON requests and partially implements the JSONRequest specification (the get and cancel methods). XMLHttpRequest follows a same origin policy, and because of this, when developing mashups that involve retrieving data from servers other than the orign ... [More] , developers have typically had to decide between a secure, but slow connection that through a proxy, or a direct, faster, but unsecure dynamic script tag retrieval of information. CrossSafe allows fast, direct, and secure connections to foreign servers from the browser. CrossSafe uses the JSONRequest API as it provides a subset of the JSONRequest features. CrossSafe does not implement the entire specification. However, developers can use the JSONRequest API in CrossSafe to make cross domain requests (which is one of the primary motivations for JSONRequest), and if and when browsers implement JSONRequest natively, CrossSafe will simply leave the JSONRequest object alone, and code will continue to operate with the benefits of a native implementation. [Less]