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Zikula is a Web Application Toolkit, which allows you to run impressive websites and build powerful online applications. The highlights are ease of use, quick and easy development, security and performance and lastly flexibility. It provides you with a number of different tools to get a job done. ... [More] Depending on which distribution you choose to run, Zikula could manage your blog articles, allow comments on your site, run a forum, downloads section or link directory or even handle static content in any number of languages. [Less]

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  3 reviews  |  31 users  |  183,935 lines of code  |  18 current contributors  |  Analyzed 4 days ago
 
 

VictoryCMS is an open source content management system and web framework. VictoryCMS is designed to be extensible, modular, and adaptable; while at the same time being easy to use for building web sites, web portals, and web applications. Our goal is to provide a complete content management ... [More] system and web framework that is independent of any web server and database as long as it supports the PHP scripting language. Another goal of the project is to make templates and web content easy to create and manage. Although it is currently just a framework, the groundwork has been laid for the system to be useful for many different applications. Developments are made everyday towards our goals. We welcome any developers, graphic artists, and others to participate in the ongoing development. [Less]

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  0 reviews  |  2 users  |  1,403 lines of code  |  0 current contributors  |  Analyzed 3 days ago
 
 

Asterales is a plugin framework for Ruby applications. If you have interchangeable parts, like multiple databases, GUI toolkits, or would like to allow other developers to easily build plugins for your application, you should use Asterales.

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  0 reviews  |  1 user  |  0 current contributors
 
 

DonReY is a new framework which focuses on providing universal-useful services to your code, to avoid repetition as much as possible. DonReY name comes from the "Don't Repeat Yourself" software design principle ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Don%27t_repeat_yourself ) An ... [More] application written using this framework will be able to reuse large parts of it's code for similar purposes, making minimalistic coding possible. Also, DonReY is designed for efficiency, using advanced PHP5 features only the required components are actually loaded. This minimizes the server's memory footprint while running the script and maximizes the page delivery speed. While DonReY offers typical MVC features, an application is not required to use them to function. This makes it possible to create extremely fast AJAX [Less]

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  0 reviews  |  1 user  |  12,077 lines of code  |  1 current contributor  |  Analyzed 5 days ago
 
 

Ophal is a highly scalable web platform, easy to maintain, learn, extend and open to improvements.

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  0 reviews  |  1 user  |  21,541 lines of code  |  5 current contributors  |  Analyzed 8 days ago
 
 

General purpose CAD system that can be adapted to any needs through extensions. Main pointsArc-Integrated. Human readable/editable file format. Multi-files file format. Integrated Arc REPL. Intelligent objects. Reverse diff history. External scripting. Customizable through extensions/packs

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A lightweight, performance driven CMS - powered by Performance PHP. Purely intended for PHP5 compatibility

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  0 reviews  |  0 users  |  0 current contributors  |  Analyzed 8 days ago
 
 

AboutThis library started in the Summer of 2008 and is still in an early stage. This library has two aims. Firstly, it bundles small and simple re-usable functions that I use regularly, such as functions to work on 2-dimensional arrays. Secondly, it features new solutions to more complex but ... [More] common problems, that other libraries or frameworks did not solve in a way I was looking for. Part of this library may depend on the Zend Framework. This library uses simpletest for unit testing. ComponentsOpen for trialThe following components are open for trial. CV_OutputFilter (beta)forces the developer to escape output data, effectively preventing Cross Site Scripting caused by laziness. For more info read the examples, the unit tests and the Google Groups Thread CV_Collection (alpha)A powerful collection class, based on SPL::ArrayObject. It is superior from simply using arrays for managing collections. Among other features, CV_Collection offers methods for sorting and filtering, similar to PHPLinq. CV_Collection has a few significant advantages over PHPLinq. A shorter, more readable interface. Names easier to learn for PHP developers. While PHPLinq reminds of SQL, CV_Collection widely re-uses the familar names of the standard php Array-functions. Security assistance. Both CV_Collection and PHPLinq use expressions provided as strings, for queries. This opens the serious danger of code injection. To assist in avoiding security vulnerabilities, CV_Collection provides support for binding variables, similar to what PDO allows for SQL-Queries. This way embedding potentially dangerous strings directly into the expression string can be avoided. CV_Collection can be used for collections of any kind of data. It however offers special convenience functions for collections of objects and database records. These include extracting a "column" from a database result set and using the database IDs as array keys. CV_Collection offers a fluent interface aka. support for method chaining. CV_Filter_Input (stable)extends Zend_Filter_Input to allow proper handling of arrays, also submitted as a patch http://framework.zend.com/issues/browse/ZF-4354 IncompleteThe following components exist in a very incomplete state in the code base. CV_ORM (pre-alpha)an Object-relational mapping approach, that aims to solve some problems all competitors share. The recognized competitors are ezpdo, ezComponents, doctrine, propel, PEAR DB_DataObject. Some goals of this implementation: easy out-of-the box functionality: include and run, no configuration needed (except for database login). Have ORM in place within 10 seconds. (Especially no huge XML configuration as in Propel) completely customizable model implementations (using code generation based on replaceable code templates), in order to allow conformity to any existing architecture be adaptable to the developers taste of style and architecture for models, in other words: use getters or public attributes or ArrayAccess or get set or whatever you like. It's up to you, you can adapt the implementation completely to what you like in a simple way. use your own custom class extension strategy, no forced base class as in doctrine and propel, no proxing object as in ezpdo direct access to objects related over several hops, not just one (one-to-many) or two (many-to-many) but through arbitrary relationship paths maximum re-use of data already in the database schema: your change your schema -> your models change right away. retrieval and merging of the schemas from several sources: database, an array configuration format, your custom schema source. This allows to transparently add data not available in one source. Your database does not provide foreign key information? Or you want to change the name of the class member retrieving related objects? Just complement the missing data by additional configuration. This also allows to tolerate database changes, no migration problems as in the other ORM frameworks DataMapper, not ActiveRecord, in other words separation of model and database logic CV_Form (pre-alpha)aims to implement form handling in a way that is php-developer-friendly as well as web-designer-friendly. PlannedPrototypes for the following components exist, but are not yet in shape to be put into the code base. CV_ErrorHandler (planned)An error handling class that works with set_error_handler and set_exception_handler . It will offer the following features: allows to specify include/exclude rules based on path and error code respects the @ operator to oppress error messages creates a snapshot of the variable state, when the error occurred for later analysis send E-Mails to a specified address accumulates several errors into 2 emails (2 not 1 for technical reasons) waits for a given time until it sends the next mail provides a GUI to analyze the variable state snapshops for a specific error CV_Controller (planned)A very light-weight controller class as in Model-View-Controller. CV_View (planned)A very light-weight view class as in Model-View-Controller. The class makes use of CV_OutputFilter to provide convenient and secure views. CV_TranslatorA class that assists in very easy to implement and yet very flexible localization. It provides support to be integrated into CV_View. CV_Singleton / CV_Multiton (planned)Abstract classes to rapidly implement the Singleton or Multiton design patterns for new classes. [Less]

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SnowCMS SnowCMS is a content management system, with its core system written in PHP with database support for MySQL (though SQLite and others are planned), by the SnowCMS Dev Team. The project is currently in the very early stages, but work is constant. You can always check out what is going on and the see source code in our repository.

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  0 reviews  |  0 users  |  25,070 lines of code  |  1 current contributor  |  Analyzed 7 days ago
 
 
 
 

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