40 projects tagged "BSD Revised"
BloGTK is a Weblog editor that lets you write, edit, and manage Weblog entries on multiple blog accounts from one convenient interface. BloGTK features a powerful editor with syntax highlighting and integrated spellchecking, as well as a WebKit-powered preview system. BloGTK supports Weblogs running on WordPress, Blogger, Movable Type, and more.
Bricolage greatly simplifies the complex tasks of creating, managing, and publishing vast libraries of content. With advanced features such as fully-configurable workflows, customizable document types, and comprehensive Perl and PHP templating support, it has been designed from the ground up to scale to meet the demanding needs of large organizations around the world.
Concrete5 is a content management system (CMS) that can manage Web applications, Web sites, stores, and forums. It allows individuals involved with Web sites to easily manage their content and their site structure. Concrete5's in-context editing is like working with a wiki, and the extendable block support makes editing and extending unique Web sites easy. The goal behind Concrete5 was always to create a toolset that could be used by anyone with basic computer skills to edit and add pages to a Web site.
FMPP is a text file preprocessor that uses FreeMarker templates to provide macros, flow control, and expressions. It uses recursive directory processing, so it can generate complete homepages (a tree of HTML files and images). It is extendable in Java to display data from any data source (such as a database). It is usable with a command-line interface, as an Ant-task, or embedded into a Java application.
Gespinst WebCMS is an easy-to-use Web content management system. It features a file manager designed to be familiar to users of Windows Explorer or GNOME's Nautilus that is used to work with news, images, calendar events, and users. A variety of text formatters are provided, including support HTML and Wiki syntax. A forms system is also included for printing, receiving, and validating HTML forms. Additional functionality is provided with optional modules.
HTML Redemption Language (HRL for short) is a language that redeems HTML by adding some tags that should have been in HTML from the beginning. The tags include "if", "include", "macro", and (most importantly) "python". HRL is a preprocessor language: its purpose is to generate static Web pages, but with power. It's written in Python, and its power comes from being able run embedded Python scripts.