23 projects tagged "Mac OS X"
Updated 12 Apr 2013
Drukkar
| Pop | 62.10 |
|---|---|
| Vit | 1.74 |
Drukkar is a lightweight blog engine and CMS written in PHP 5 with no external dependencies. It supports Markdown, generates clean and valid HTML, and stores individual posts in XML files. It doesn't use a database.
Updated 06 Aug 2012
PunyPNG PHP API
| Pop | 21.14 |
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| Vit | 16.91 |
PunyPNG PHP API compresses images using the PunyPNG Web service. It sends HTTP requests to upload one or more image files to the PunyPNG Web services API Web server so it can compress them. It can download the images compressed by PunyPNG individually or in a group in a .zip archive. The downloaded images are stored in a configurable download directory.
Updated 11 Mar 2013
WebMap
| Pop | 32.20 |
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| Vit | 18.27 |
WebMap runs the nmap security audit tool from a Web user interface. It presents a Web forms-based user interface to let the user configure options to execute nmap, executes nmap, and presents the output results in the same Web page.
Updated 28 Apr 2012
Prails
| Pop | 32.43 |
|---|---|
| Vit | 19.66 |
Prails is a PHP framework that is optimized for fast and efficient Web development. It is designed to change the way you write PHP, and is so easy that it's actually fun.
Updated 31 Mar 2012
PHP CLI Framework
| Pop | 27.18 |
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| Vit | 20.40 |
PHP CLI Framework is a simple class which you can extend to quickly create a commandline (CLI) application using PHP. Only a single file is needed, and everything extends that file. It supports interactive input and an object oriented way of writing which keeps things nice and clean. Features include arguments, flags, options, colors, interactive input, object oriented PHP5, a micro framework, and minimal coding required. There's only a single class to extend.
Updated 04 Jan 2012
KeyOS
| Pop | 55.48 |
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| Vit | 22.41 |
KeyOS is an integrated IT management platform compliant with the principles behind ISO 20000. Easily expandable through a plugins system, it provides a wide set of management consoles and dashboards, and interoperability with other tools used by system administrators. It provides a Windows and Linux agent to provide inventory and monitoring of hardware assets, a Centreon-Nagios connector, monitoring for anti-virus and backup programs, remote assistance, a help-desk and ticketing system with request routing, escalation, and SLA management, VoIP integration, automated translation, time-sheets, and intervention reports, and more.
Updated 24 Jun 2011
FengOffice
| Pop | 52.63 |
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| Vit | 1.03 |
Feng Office (formerly known as OpenGoo) is a WebOffice, project management, and collaboration tool.
Updated 26 Feb 2011
Rain Framework
| Pop | 23.96 |
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| Vit | 28.51 |
RainFramework is an MVC Framework for PHP. It's easy to use and it enables teams to work better. It is installable with a simple copy/paste operation. It has a very small footprint, with just the necessary library and files. It is well documented and tested, and it allows you to create Web applications more quickly. It also supports multiple languages, has a WYSIWYG editor, and is extensible.
Updated 01 Feb 2012
openpom
| Pop | 95.69 |
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| Vit | 4.83 |
openpom is a Web interface based on NDO for Nagios or Icinga. It allows you to view almost everything about Nagios or Icinga in a single page: alert, ack, downtime, comment. You can also interact with Nagios or Icinga through ack, downtime, comment, disable, and reset buttons. You can filter on hosts and services states (such as critical, warning, unknown, ok, or outage). The status popin allows you to display graphs, either the ones from Nagios (trends.cgi) or custom ones based on RRD (such as pnp4nagios).
Updated 24 Jun 2010
siqqel
| Pop | 19.67 |
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| Vit | 1.00 |
siqqel is a simple and lightweight framework which allows you to execute MySQL queries directly from your browser (by transforming them into JSON calls to a backend script), displaying the results of your queries within the structure of the calling HTML document. To issue a query and have its results displayed in a table of your HTML document, you simply put an SQL statement into the "sql" attribute of a <table> element and it will be executed when you open the HTML document in your browser. Your browser will wrap the SQL statement into a JSON call, and this call will be issued to a backend script on your server, which in turn issues the statement against your database server and returns the result set back to your browser. Your browser will display the result set in the according table. If you hover your mouse over the table, a "reload" icon will be displayed, allowing you to re-issue the SQL statement without the need to reload the whole page.
