Open Source ASP.NET User Interface (UI) Software for Server Operating Systems
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Evolutility - CRUD framework for ASP.net
CRUD framework with a generic Web UI and integrated micro ORM.
Evolutility is a lightweight CRUD framework for heavy lifting. With a generic Web UI and an integrated micro ORM, Evolutility provides a framework for full CRUD and dashboard without any hand-coding. With it, you can build CRUD web applications or professional looking administration pages by defining metadata in XML (or in a database) instead of hand-coding HTML, Javascript, CSS, SQL, and C# or VB. For ASP.NET and SQLServer (partial support for MySQL). -
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The VSSWebXtra project is a web interface for version control database named "Microsoft Visual SourceSafe" or VSS. A DotNetNuke (DNN) module is available and provides access to your VSS in your portal.
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Webstensible is an extensible application layer for building robust, web-based business applications. The framework is written in DotNet. All components are loaded via reflection and designed to be replaced to match ever-changing business requirements.
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