3 projects tagged "Website Development"
Updated 08 Mar 2010
iWiccle CMS Community Builder
| Pop | 38.26 |
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| Vit | 1.55 |
iWiccle is a Web 2.0 framework platform and a hybrid CMS community builder for developing Web sites. Specializing in social networks, blogging sites, and online Web communities, it lets you easily create standard websites with Web 2.0 features, blog sites rivaling other blogging systems, communities and groups with social networking, portfolios and presentations with interactive features, photo galleries, link directories, searchable content Web sites, news portals, article repositories, storybook sites, and video galleries. iWiccle is built atop the host-independent and eco-friendly Wiccle CMS Framework, featuring over 10 modules, a content management system, multi-language and templating support, Web site and page builder tools, admin control panels, module and page layout cloning, top-level scripting, and much more.
Updated 06 Feb 2012
Easy Java Websites
| Pop | 69.95 |
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| Vit | 4.19 |
Easy Java Websites (EJW) is a Java servlet-based model-view-controller Web application framework that is specifically designed to satisfy the need for extremely simple Web development. EJW is simple enough to be learned in a matter of minutes.
Updated 21 Sep 2012
Agent IQ
| Pop | 41.68 |
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| Vit | 1.46 |
Agent IQ is an intelligent server-side resource for responsive website design. It maintains a local database of device capabilities on your Web server and, based on the incoming user agent header, returns an array of capabilities. When a request is received, it looks at the User Agent String of the incoming header and matches it against the database. If there is a match, the device capabilities are stored as PHP and Javascript variables for you to use in shaping how your site is served. If there is no match, the request is re-directed to a JavaScript "learning page" where the database is updated with the client capabilities and is redirected back. There is a learning logic built in to avoid incorrect records. You can set a barrier which determines how many identical records need to be "learned" from unique IPs before the record becomes "official". An "official" record never diverts to the learning page again.
