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XWiki

XWiki is a WikiWiki clone written in Java that supports many popular features of other Wikis like the Wiki syntax, version control, attachments, security, and searching, but also many advanced features like templates, database and dynamic development using the velocity or groovy scripting language ... [More] , a plugin system and skinability, J2EE scalability, XML/RPC remote API, Portlet integration, statistics, an RSS feed, PDF exporting, and WYSIWYG editing. [Less]

Fusion

Fusion is a web-mapping application development framework for MapGuide OS and MapServer built primarily in JavaScript. It allows non-spatial web developers to build rich mapping applications quickly and easily. Using widgets, developers are able to add, remove, or modify functionality using ... [More] standard-compliant HTML and CSS. Fusion does not require any proprietary browser plug-ins and works in all the major browsers on Windows, Mac, and Linux. [Less]

OpenRico

An opensource JavaScript library for creating rich internet applications. Rico provides full Ajax support, drag and drop management and a cinematic effects library.

jxlib

Jx is a JavaScript UI framework built on MooTools. It allows web developers and designers to quickly build user interfaces for their applications. Jx is based on semantically correct HMTL markup and strives to be fully CSS compliant. Visit http://www.jxlib.org for a full API Reference and practical examples.

BombusMod_miss.loveless

bombusmod_edited by miss.loveless

Tomahawk Player

Tomahawk is a cross-platform media payer built around the Playdar API. This provides it with unique features. For more information, please visit our web site.

Tudu Lists

Tudu Lists is an on-line application for managing todo lists. With Tudu Lists, todo lists can be easily accessed, edited and shared on the Web. It is a simple but effective project management tool.

AppFuse Light

AppFuse Light is a lightweight version of AppFuse. I was inspired to create it when looking at the struts-blank and webapp-minimal applications that ship with Struts and Spring, respectively. These "starter" apps were not robust enough for me, and I wanted something like AppFuse, only simpler.

Ariadna Framework

Open Source Framework for PHP5, find simplicity, multiple-choices and fast development cycle. * Framework Component-based * Small Footprint * Pluggable system * for PHP 5.2.3+ * Fast and easy to install and use. * Multiple OO Models: o internal (tdbo) ... [More] o doctrine | propel * Multiple Templating and View System: o HTML::Template o Zope-Tal o PHP Embeded o Savant o CREOLE Wiki Syntax parser o SVG output o DocBook? output o RSS and Atom ready * Multiple Controllers: o Cli (Console) Controllers o SOA-WOA Controllers (RPC) o REST Controllers o XUL Interfaces o XHTML | HTML5 [Less]

spinetail

SpinetailA rapid-web-application-prototyping framework in javascript DocumentationAboutPlease read the README Spinetail is a lightweight javascript framework designed to help developers quickly and easily create working prototypes of web applications. Unlike other javascript frameworks Spinetail ... [More] is not designed to be secure, robust or comprehensive. Instead Spinetail has no external dependencies, is small, fast, easy to learn, easy to use and easy to setup. With Spinetail you don't need to spend time configuring a server or otherwise setting up a development environment. Spinetail requires no server configuration or setup of any kind and can run in any browser that supports javascript and AJAX (active internet connection not required). Simply download spinetail to a web-accessible local directory, or upload it to a public-facing web server then get started prototyping your application using an MVC architectural pattern, javascript and HTML. When to Use SpinetailUse spinetail when you want to prototype a web-application before you start on the production or development builds, and possibly before you even decide on what technologies the web application will use. You may have some static wireframes to work off of or a written specification, but in either case you need to see the program in action at an early stage. Strengths and WeaknessesStrengthsSpinetail FrameworkWritten entirely in javascript 72K uncompressed including all third-party code Global abatement to prevent clashing Exception handling No server setup Extremely simple templating URL parameters automatically mapped to global object Spinetail ApplicationsMVC architectural pattern Simple CRUD Interface (Create, Read, Update, Delete) Views are plain HTML Controllers are javascript Applications can be distributed easily (e.g. zip your app and e-mail it) WeaknessesSpinetail FrameworkNo POST support Spinetail ApplicationsModel data is not persistant SetupBasic setup consists of three simple stepsUnarchive spinetail into a web-accessible directory (e.g. ~/Sites/spinetail on Mac OS X) Open index.xml in an editor of your choice and set the base href tag to point to your root spinetail directory Open index.xml in a web browser If you want to use a model there are two additional stepsFamiliarize yourself with Taffy DB (http://www.taffydb.com) Create collections in /_model/collections.js Getting StartedCreate a new view file named "hello_world.html" and place it in the /_view directory. Edit hello_world.html to include only the following text: %%replaceMe%% Next create a new controller file named "hello_world.json" (views and controllers always have the same file name) and place it in the /_controllers directory. Edit the hello_world.json file to include the following code: { /* If you want to use comments in your controller they must be of multi-line type, not // */ documentTitle: "Hello World!", main: function() { document.title = this.documentTitle; return spinetail.replaceInView(arguments[0], "foo", spinetail.currentParameters.replaceWith); } }Ask spinetail to dispatch your new view, and deserialize your new controller by visiting: http://yourdomain/path/to/spinetail/index.xml?view=hello_world&replaceWith=Hello%20World! Your controller's methods and properties are now mapped to the spinetail.currentController object All of the parameters you passed in the URL string are now mapped to the spinetail.currentParameters object Properties and methods defined in globals.js are now mapped to the spinetail.globals object Your model is mapped to spinetail.model For basic functionality, that is all there is to it. If you want to work with a model, read the "Working with Model" section below. Note: Controllers can of course contain any number of properties and methods, but only the main method is executed when a view is dispatched. If you want a specific method within your controller to be executed when you dispatch a view (AKA onLoad), make sure to call it from main. Working with ModelsOnce you familiarize yourself with Taffy DB (http://www.taffydb.com), working with models in spinetail is really very simple and intuitive. Data can be created, read, updated and deleted from "collections" by creating simple methods in your controllers. The important thing to remember though is that in spinetail, data is not persistent. Meaning any changes made to a collection's data revert during the next page load. The exception to this is data that is defined in the collections.js file, when a collection itself is defined.If you need data to persist you can modify spinetail to write cookies or use some sort of server-side data store. What's a "Spinetail"It's a bird. Try a google search for "spinetail bird photos." [Less]