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v8cgi

What is v8cgiSmall set of C++ and JS libraries, allowing coder to use JS as a server-side HTTP processing language. Basic functionality includes IO, GD, MySQL, Sockets, Templating, FastCGI and Apache module. If you wish to support this project, at PayPal! News8.2.2010Release 0.8.0 is ready! ... [More] Some big changes and features made it into this release: Binary/B is available and test/assert modules are now also CommonJS compatible. v8cgi now builds on Mac, features the "global.v8cgi" free variable, supports multiple MySQL queries. A new DOM module was introduced. Windows binary is compiled without Context reusing, as this feature is still somewhat problematic. Also, the XDOM (Xerces-based DOM) module is not included in Windows release. Use the JS DOM module instead. For a full list of changes, see the Changelog. 16.11.2009Release 0.7.5 is ready! Many things have changed and more features are available. v8cgi achieves higher level of compatibility with CommonJS Modules/1.1 and Windows users can now use DOM and PostgreSQL modules. For a full list of changes, see the Changelog. 20.10.2009Release 0.7.0 (anniversary edition) is ready! This release brings many new modules (postgresql, process, dom, gl, sprintf more), better (configurable) error handling, stability fixes and more improvements. Version 0.7.0 also features code from much more contributors than before. 25.6.2009Release 0.6.0 is ready! Numerous improvements, features and fixes were implemented in this version. New support for SQLite and Context reusing. New unit tests, reworked global.system object, refactored DB libraries and much more. 15.6.2009Revision 454 renames several scons options. Type scons -h to see a list of them. 3.6.2009Release 0.5.2 is ready! Complete V8 sources are now included in the src tarball. New features include Securable Modules compliance, testing framework, assert+getopt modules and lots of stability and compatibility-related fixes. 14.4.2009Starting from revision 391, v8cgi now ships with an assertion module, basic set of unit tests and a tiny testing framework runner. 8.4.2009Revision 381 is compliant with Securable Modules specification and passes all current tests at http://code.google.com/p/interoperablejs/ :) 30.3.2009Release 0.5.0 is ready! This version fixes several fatal bugs and adds support for command line arguments. The MySQL module now automatically closes opened connections on exit. UPDATE: 0.5.1 contains a critical bugfix regarding MySQL with Apache module :) 26.2.2009Release 0.4.0 is ready! Module system has been rewritten to support both include() and require() methods; path handling is better and MySQL module is able to close its database connection. 6.2.2009Release 0.3.0 is ready! Apache module included, for both Windows and Linux platforms. Also, the build process on MacOS X is now a bit easier :) 22.1.2009Release 0.2.0 is ready! This one contains many improvements and libraries: sockets, http client, fastcgi and GD. Windows build does not contain FastCGI support. 6.1.2009Release 0.1.0 is ready! [Less]

jslibs

jslibs is a standalone Javascript development environment whose aim is to turn Javascript into a general-purpose scripting language. jslibs provides a set of native modules that contains various general-purpose classes and functions. Some of these modules are simple wrappers to familiar libraries ... [More] such as : zlib, SQLite, FastCGI, NSPR (Netscape Portable Runtime), ODE (Open Dynamics Engine), libpng, libjpeg, OpenGL, OpenAL, LibTomCrypt, libffi (Foreign function interface), ... whereas other modules provide tools to enhance Javascript programming : Print(), Load(), Exec(), Seal(), Expand(), Buffer class, ... The jslibs distribution comes with a small standalone command-line access program (jshost) that can be used to run Javascript files. [Less]

PyLucid

PyLucid is a Open Source web content management system written in Python using the Django Framework. Some PyLucid Features are: * fully customizable output * expandable with plugins * some built in plugins: weblog, OpenStreetMap, lexicon, RSS, tag navigation, Table of contens ... [More] * internationalization and localization support (new in v0.9) * Revision controled content (new in v0.9) * Open Source (GPL v3 or later) * support many database engines (PostgreSQL, MySQL, Oracle and SQLite) * WSGI conform: CGI, fastCGI, mod_Python and others [Less]

extpascal

ExtPascal is an Object Pascal (Delphi, FreePascal/Lazarus) wrapper/binding for Ext JS, a comprehensive GUI Ajax framework for Rich Internet Application (RIA) development. ExtPascal will wrap Draw2d and CodePress libraries too and future releases. It uses ideas from others Ext JS wrappers: ExtSharp ... [More] and ExtPHP. FeaturesHigh performance with native code for Server side programming, no PHP required. Uses FastCGI or CGI for Web Server communication. Compatible with any Web Server supporting CGI or FastCGI protocols. Statefull, keep-alive and multithread server applications. Parses Ext JS HTML documentation to Object Pascal code. Self-translate Object Pascal code to JavaScript code during execution. Coding in full Object Pascal, minimal use of (X)HTML, CSS and JavaScript. AJAX programming using Object Pascal. Full wrapper to all Ext JS classes, singletons and widgets. Transparent support for all main web browsers: IE 5+, Firefox 1.5+, Safari 2+ and Opera 9+ on any client side platform! Server side multi-platform support through FreePascal 2.2.2+ compiler. Tested on Windows, Linux and Mac OS X. Thread Garbage Collector for all Ext JS classes and widgets. Slim Services and EventLog support for Windows Produces very tiny executables. Easy debugging. Convert your desktop and client/server applications, made in Delphi/Lazarus, to Web 2. Standalone Web Server option, no Apache/IIS required (available in 0.9.2 version or SVN) RoadmapThis roadmap is sync with Ext JS Roadmap0.1. Implement wrapper 0.2. Wrapper tested 0.3. ObjectPascal to JavaScript self-translating 0.4. Self-translating tested 0.5. Implement FastCGI 0.6. FastCGI tested with Apache 2.2.8 on Windows XP 0.7. Wrap ExtJS 2.1 0.8. Implement some ExtJS demos in ExtPascal, using Turbo Delphi 2006 0.8.1. Compatibilize to FreePascal 2.3.1, Delphi 7 and older versions 0.8.2. ExtPascal also works perfectly on Linux and Mac OS X servers. Thanks you Bee! 0.8.3. Implement FastCGI thru CGI gateway 0.8.4. Test on Linux with Apache 1.3 using plain CGI 0.8.5. Publish live-demos on commercial web hosting 0.8.6. Beta 1 release 0.8.7. Beta 2, fixes 0.8.8. Beta 3, Garbage Collector 0.8.9. Beta 4, Services and EventLog support for Windows 0.9. On-line(HTML) and off-line(CHM) documentations 0.9.1. Change VCL pitinnu interface to ExtPascal <<m doing this point 0.9.1.1. Use the embedded Web Server. Thanks you Vagner! 0.9.2. Beta 5 0.9.3. Convert all Ext JS demos to ExtPascal 0.9.4. Release candidate 1.0. Release 1.1. Wrap Draw2d 1.2. Release 1.3. Wrap CodePress 1.4. Release 1.9. Wrap ExtJS 3.0 2.0. Release [Less]

notex

NOTEX stands for "Network Oriented Transforms in ECMAScript and XML (E4X)" and is implemented in the CGI script notex.cgi and FastCGI script notex.fcgi. This CGI script enables you to: Read and run server-side any JavaScript file located anywhere on the web Use this JavaScript file to ... [More] process XML files located anywhere on the web Cache your results to give faster responses to subsequent requests NOTEX adds 20 simple JavaScript functions to your programs, such as GET(url), param('user') and write(output) - for more details please see http://www.notex.info NOTEX is a simple, elegant and effective way to process XML files on a web server using JavaScript's E4X capabilities. It has been tested with Apache version 2 using Perl CGI and FastCGI on both Mac OS X and Ubuntu Linux. It should run unmodified on any other Linux or Unix (e.g. OpenSolaris). [Less]

Lixuz

Lixuz is a content management system written in perl. Lixuz is using Catalyst, DBIx::Class, jQuery and several other libraries. It is capable of handling anything from small websites to large news portals, and has built-in support for automated image-resizing and audio/video playing. Though still ... [More] under development, the current version is already being used on several websites, ranging from corporate homepages to news portals. [Less]