Projects

CubicWeb

CubicWeb is a semantic web application framework, licensed under the LGPL, that empowers developers to efficiently build web applications by reusing components (called cubes) and following the well known object-oriented design principles. Its main features are: * an engine driven by the ... [More] explicit data model of the application, * a query language named RQL similar to W3C’s SPARQL, * a selection+view mechanism for semi-automatic XHTML/XML/JSON/text generation, * a library of reusable components (data model and views) that fulfill common needs, * the power and flexibility of the Python programming language, * the reliability of SQL databases, LDAP directories, Subversion and Mercurial for storage backends. [Less]

Ocsigen Server

Ocsigen is a web server and application framework for OCaml. It is built on the cooperative concurrency library Lwt and provides Eliom, a framework for developing web applications which utilizes the OCaml type system to provide static checks for many aspects of application behavior (well-formed XHTML, valid service URLs, etc.).

Rainbow Portal

The Rainbow project is an open source initiative to build a comprehensive content management system using Microsoft's ASP.NET and C# technologies. Rainbow, available today in 29 languages, allows content authoring to be safely delegated to role-based team members who need little or no ... [More] knowlege of HTML. Rainbow optionally supports a two-step approval-publish process. 75 plug-in modules are now included in the standard release, including support for an e-store, XML news feeds, Flash, Maps, Newsletter, Surveys, Forums, Document Management, Custom Lists, and more. It's also fairly easy to build your own custom modules using the guidelines provided on the Developer Documentation page. Rainbow has received more than 100,000 downloads to date and more downloads of the new ASP.NET 2 version are occuring from the new SVN. Rainbow is already in production at many commercial internet and intranet sites. Learn more about Rainbow. [Less]

NJetty

The objective of NJetty Project is to provide a full-featured opensource dotnet Web-Server. That will enable ASP.Net and other dotnet based applications to run in an opensource Web-Server. What NJetty Should Be? - should be is Simple - should be Scalable - should be Efficient - should be ... [More] Embeddable and Pluggable and should use Non-Blocking IO sockets, that will be Great for AJAX applications. [Less]

Pholow

Pholow is a PHP framework designed to be compiled with Roadsend PCC compiler. You can create microserver applications and/or fastCGI and/or CLI

NodeXT

Plugin-driven Node.js applications NodeXT is a way to organize your Node.js web application so that it is driven by a collection of extensions. This makes the application easier to manage, as distinct collections of functionality can be isolated in their own extensions that can be enabled and disabled as needed.

netuno-proteu

HTTP Protocol for Netuno. J2EE Framework based on scripts engines. The power of scripts to do web development.

wepool

Wepool is a framework-based program to generate web pages based off of Java objects, interact with a database, and serve these pages to clients with web browsers. It combines what normally a webserver, preprocessor (such as PHP, ColdFusion, etc), and a database program would do. Virtually anything ... [More] that can be done with Java can be used to program the content on the server. Wepool is also intended to be extendable. [Less]

veebiserver

Simple webserver. Currently for my own use. I'm making this to better understand the insides of webservers and to try out my own framework ideas on top of that. Currently supports GET & POST requests and unlimited file uploads.

mojopage

What is MojoPageSomething in between a CMS and a framework wich manages and prepares the content for your webpage. It's designed fully objectorientated in PHP with main considerence on the following points: flexibility performance clearly arranged object-orientated-design Software ... [More] requirementsAPACHE Webserver (or equal) http://httpd.apache.org/download.cgi PHP 5.2 or higher http://php.net/downloads.php activated and installed "mod_rewrite" module (or equal) http://httpd.apache.org/docs/1.3/mod/mod_rewrite.html Installation on your webserverExtract the source-archive-file into your webfolder, example /yourwebserver/httpdocs/myhomepage/ Check folder permission: the temp-folder "temp" must have full read+write-premissions for itself and all subfolders Rename the file "_htaccess" to ".htaccess" Check MojoPage work correctly by typing the adresse of your webserver in your browser. If NOT : check mod_rewrite activated / installed correctly check your php version (must be 5.2 or higher), check you php.ini for correct options ( hint: echo phpinfo() ) check again folder permissions... of course all files must be readable for the webserver... Enjoy! [Less]