Tag Archive | "MYSQL"
Open Source Tool to Create Personal Information Dashboard
Picok stands for Personal Information Cockpit. It’s an open source tool, aimed at enableing users to build their personal information dashboards. User content is loaded into small and handy draggable boxes, called portlets, and layed out in a tabbed column-based interface. There are a quite few standard portlets shipped with Picok, but since it is an [...]
Continue reading...Open Source PHP Framework for Job Boards - JoobsBox
Thursday, July 30, 2009
JoobsBox is an Open Source PHP Framework for job boards written with Zend Framework(PHP & MySQL). The goal is to have the JoobsBox as a framework, light and fast and let the community to expand this, limited only by their desires and imagination.
Continue reading...Open Source Web Based Task Management Application
Sunday, June 14, 2009
Task Jr. is an Open Source Web Based Task Management Application built with PHP & MYSQL. You can manage your numerous tasks and projects with this lightweight web based application. Task Jr. also has a PDA Interface along with Web Interface so you can access it on various computers, PDA’s, or web-enabled phones from anywhere. It [...]
Continue reading...Open Source Spell Checker Application
Wednesday, May 27, 2009
Spell Check Rex is an Open Source Spell Checker Application. It’s a Free spell checking program, written in PHP and MySQL, that can be installed on your website to regularly monitor and report on spelling mistakes. This should be particularly important for e-commerce sites, sites with dynamic content, and generally for people who want their [...]
Continue reading...Free Site Uptime Monitoring PHP Script - phpWatch
Thursday, April 2, 2009
phpWatch is a Free site uptime monitoring PHP Script. You can setup this tool to watch unlimited websites and it also gives the options to send notifications via email / sms (for US only). The purpose of this system is two-fold: it allows administrators to easily check the status of many different services running on any [...]
Continue reading...Open Source Web Office - OpenGoo
Saturday, February 7, 2009
OpenGoo is an open source web office for any company/team to create, collaborate, share and publish all its internal and external documents. OpenGoo is built using two strategies:
Continue reading...Free Calendar | PHP & MySQL
Tuesday, February 3, 2009
Free Calendar with MySQL and Script.aculo.us has 3 main parts, the Javascript, the HTML and the PHP script. You can change the date with the form and it will update the calendar without having to reload the entire page, AJAX style. Its very easy to use this Calendar System. Simply copy the entire calendar into whatever [...]
Continue reading...Tracks - Free Ruby On Rails To-Do-List Application
Sunday, February 1, 2009
Tracks is a web-based and open source to-do-list application to help you plan your routines. It was built using Ruby on Rails, and comes with a built-in webserver (WEBrick), you can run “Track” on any Ruby Enabled computer. Ruby can be installed, including Mac OS X, Windows XP and Linux. Tracks is Open Source, Free and [...]
Continue reading...Ajax Star Rating With PHP and MySQL
Monday, January 19, 2009
The perfect solution if you want to have a rating script on your page! It uses MySQL as the database & the interface can be styled via CSS. It has different nice variations to choose from, you can rate using radio buttons but you will get stars as a result. Explore Website Demo can be accessed here Get [...]
Continue reading...Dracon AJAX Poll - Free Ajax Poll Script
Sunday, January 11, 2009
Swift and simple poll widget for your website. Your own poll on your website, no registrations, fully customizable. Ajax Poll Admin: Ajax based and easy to use. Features: Unlimited free polls with unlimited options and votes per poll. Fully customizable skin, editable via CSS. Multi-language support. Block repeated votes by IP. MySQL support - using XML files can be quite heavy on [...]
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