Examples

Simple MySQL Demo

Download MySQL Demo Zip or see docs.


Wiki Parser

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Wiki parser that implements some of mediwiki style syntax but much simpler and extensible.


WebCmd (web command)

SVN Sources

Webcmd allows one to run unix commands on a server using their web browser (no shell/ssh/telnet required). No live demo is available on our server for obvious security reasons. So download it and try it out on a unix server if you like. For Windows servers you should download it and see the comments about ShellExec.



Web Compiler Studio
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Web Compile Studio IDE allows one on a Windows/Mac pc to upload or edit sources on the server through their web browser. Kind of like a "wiki compiler ide". It is just a concept and prototype with simple features. It needs tweaks to the user interface, along with login security to make it better.


Code Pastie
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Code Pastie is a bone simple paste bin. It uses no database in order to keep it as a nice learning example without external reliances.


Simple Content Management System
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SCMS is a bone simple content management system! It uses no database in order to keep it as a nice learning example (no external reliances).


Tail Emulator/File Monitor
SVN Sources | Old SVN
The tail emulator monitors a log file or a text file that changes. We didn't put a live demo up on this server for you to see because you need a real world file to monitor, such as a web log file. It is called a tail emulator because the unix utility called "tail" offers similar functionality.

This tail emulator was thrown together quickly. It could be refactored to use widgets or HTML templates.



Music Box - Digital Juke Box
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MusicBox is a program which plays music (mp3's, etc.) remotely and can be accessed from a web browser anywhere in the building since it runs from a server.

It uses many tricks to keep the state alive and acts like a desktop program, but accessible in browser.


PasWiki
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PasWiki is a wiki written from scratch many years ago.


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