Projects tagged ‘website’

Clockwork Web Framework for .NET makes it easy to build powerful websites. It helps provide features such as user management, database access, multilingualism, and website integration. It integrates ... [More] with many popular web services and uses open source components including NHibernate, log4Net, and Castle. [Less]

AcrIS is modern framework serving as a base for applications, web sites and portals. It provides various tools and libraries to ease daily development. Synapso is using AcrIS as a platform for building dynamic web sites.

nanoc is a Ruby content management system for building static web sites. It runs on your local computer and compiles Markdown, Textile, Haml, etc. documents into static web pages, ready for uploading to any web server.

Hyde is a static website generator using the Django templating engine. Feature List: * Page Context Variables * Site templates * Plugins * Generates site navigation, breadcrumbs and listings

WebX, a high quality javascript interface, is the best way to express yourself. With random desktop backgrounds, dynamic scripts for Twitter and Last.FM. You are now able to show off in a clean and dynamic interface.

Here is EditArea, a free javascript editor for source code. It allow to write well formated source code with line numerotation, tab support, search & replace (with regexp) and live syntax highlighting (customizable).

On-demand transcoding video server, client, and website to allow users to watch their home videos from anywhere.

My personal website. It's written using the Django framework and the source code is freely available.

pyMarkdown Minisite allows you to quickly create simple but nice looking websites. To create a website you just write plain text documents in Markdown syntax with .mdwn as file suffix. The script ... [More] then parses these files and adds an index file (if you create an "index.mdwn" file, it uses that as index instead), as well as date tags, backlinks and a simple design. When you update it, only the date tags on changed pages get updated, so each date tag shows when the page was last updated. All the created html files get put into a "static" folder which you can directly upload to an ftp server. That way creating a simple website can be done in just the amount of time you need for writing its content which makes pyMM a good fit for writing the documentation for your latest little tool. [Less]