Open Source JavaScript Web Services Software - Page 2

Lightweight runtime monitor for AJAX web applications that checks in real time whether XML messages received and sent by the application satisfy a predefined interface specification. Complex message sequences and data values are supported.

Bracket is a web-based tournament manager built as a Joomla! component that supports registered users, automated tournament creation by event, automated matchmaking, ELO rating (by skill)/EXP rating (by participation), and user affiliations (guilds or cl

Planing events, and comercials for TV Broadcast stations, Interfaces to PBS(tm), Pinnacle-Vortex(tm) with Web frontend

CF-Workers-SUB is a project that uses Cloudflare Workers to aggregate or convert multiple subscription sources (for proxy nodes/configs) into a personalized subscription link for the user. Essentially, it lets you input your own node(s) and then generate a unified subscription endpoint that others can use with tools like Clash, Sing-box, or V2Ray. The repository emphasizes being user-friendly for scenarios where one has many proxy/node links but wants to streamline into a single subscription feed. It also supports variable configuration (token, built-in nodes, custom add/CSV/API sources) to produce automated “preferred line” generation. The project is aimed at “subscription” style services (i.e., providing proxies as subscriptions) rather than pure application logic, and is tailored toward self-hosters. It’s designed for ease of deployment on Workers or Pages, enabling people to maintain their own subscription link infrastructure cheaply.

CF-Workers-docker.io is a project by cmliu that sets up a proxy for Docker Hub (and potentially other container image registries) using Cloudflare Workers, effectively acting as a middle-man mirror to improve image pull reliability and speed in regions where direct access is degraded. The idea is to intercept registry requests, reroute or mirror them through a worker endpoint, and therefore bypass regional limitations or firewall blocks affecting official Docker registries. Users can deploy their own copy of this proxy, point their Docker daemon’s registry-mirrors configuration to it, and benefit from an accelerated and more accessible image pull experience. The project’s README warns about possible policy risks—since Cloudflare’s terms forbid use of Workers for VPN or similar proxy services, so users deploy at their own risk. It also includes instructions for setting up both Docker daemon and containerd/podman equivalents by customizing configuration files.

Client in HTML5 for MetaPlace.

A pure HTML implementation of VNC, using the HTML 5 canvas tag and JavaScript as a client and an RFB to HTTP proxy served up by Python. Requires Python and Python Imaging Library to be installed on the server.

AJAX framework that uses messages to control AJAX requests. Easy to use AJAX framework that provides message queue, XSLT, XPath, encryption (SHA1, MD5), web service access (SOAP, XML-RPC, JSON-RPC), cross browser AJAX, AJAX history and cache control.

ClinicWeb is a complete Health Information System (EHR - Electronic Health Medical Record); it access MySQL Database over Internet or local network; developed in Java - © 2008 - UNIFESP / Paulo Salomao, Amilton Martha, Carlos J R Campos, Daniel Sigulem

Cloudy is a open source cloud development environment, based on Mozilla Bespin. If somebody is interested in helping with this project, just email me.

Modified AMFPHP with advanced authentication, file management, view templating, automated ORM MySQL interface while maintaining a fast and easy "drag and drop to FTP" installation. Get the Free UI at http://cubehenge.org/?pageName=Download

ERW is a WEB service meant to analyze EXIF from uploaded zips containing pictures. Its main features are the web 2.0 design, multi user support (Joomla 1.5), multi-language support, statistics, remote folders management. Highly configurable.

EventWeb creates a bi-directional channel between a browser and a web server. This allows the user to interact with a web application in the same way as a desktop application. Works with Java servlets or as a stand-alone application server.

Fenix is a desktop-based static web server application built for developers who want a quick, visual, and easy way to serve local folders as HTTP servers — useful for previewing static sites, mocking APIs, or sharing directories without requiring heavy web server setup. It provides a GUI that lets you point to a local directory, pick a port (or auto-choose an available port), and start a server with a single click; this makes it a handy tool for front-end developers, static-site creators, or anyone needing a fast local web server. Beyond just serving static files, Fenix supports features like automatic port management, optional GZip compression, optional JS/CSS minification, Markdown-to-HTML rendering, and simple server logging — making it more capable than the most minimal style tools. The app can also share your local site publicly (for example via tunnelling) — useful for quick demos, sharing prototypes, or collaborating with remote reviewers.

This firefox add-on is a handy tool that empower developers to perform various day to day operations on SFDC. These may include * Browsing schema, custom objects and fields * Build and test SOQL queries.

Fox lies, which means mock; Man means intellectual and elegant.

Gedapi is an AJAX javascript library built to interact with a server side RESTful web service api that exposes data stored in GEDCOM files. Gedapi provides the ability to link between distinct GEDCOM files without modifying or merging the GEDCOM files.

Gatsby is a free and open source web framework based on React that allows you to build blazing fast websites and apps. It offers the latest web technologies, such as React.js, Webpack, modern JavaScript, CSS and more to help you build really fast websites. A Progressive Web App generator, it’s fast in every way that matters.

Based on HL7 v.2.3.1 Orders & Results Reference Information Model (RIM)s, The project is NOT a CPOE per-se. Instead, the project provides "applications" that allow EHR's to perform Outpatient Orders and Results via HIE, and collect these into their EHRs to feed the EHR "CPOE module / section" (ex. with prescribed drugs, ordered labs and results, ....) The first module in the project was the "ePrescribing application"; certified by RxHub and SureScripts back in 2007. New implementation needs to "re-certify" with SureScripts (which should not be much of a problem) Work on eLabs (using ELINCS, LOINC etc.) is being considered as participants join the project become available. The HL7 RIM allows for eImaging applications, eConsults applications, eReferrals applications, etc. Applications work independently, but through HIE, results come back to the provider to see it in its "CPOE Section or Module" Requires licensing of the MediSpan Drug Database for ePrescrib

JuliaClient is a web-browser based client for Open Simulator. The project consists of two parts, a full serverside REST implementation granting access to the functionality of both grid and simulator servers and a WebGL based client, requiring no pre-installed components.

Koa@2.x/next middleware for HTTP proxy

LaSuli is a firefox sidebar. With LaSuli user can highlighter fragments on the web pages, and organize those fragments with topics. Users can compare different interpretations from different viewpoints. LaSuli also support webdav server.

Using the 3 bar hamburger icon on each module (widget) on Linux Dash, you can drag and re-arrange them. It is strongly recommended that all linux-dash installations be protected via a security measure of your choice. All of your changes are saved in LocalStorage, so your changes will be preserved permanently on that browser for convenience. Each of the modules (widgets) on the Linux Dash screen can be minimized to hide it, expanded in one click to maximize it, adjusted to a custom width. These UI features allow you to focus your usage of Linux Dash at any given point to highlight the modules important to you. Linux Dash comes in well under 1MB of source code and only shows data when client browsers request it. Unlike server-side agent processes, Linux Dash does not gather or maintain historical data-sets, allowing its purpose and footprint to remain focused to a smaller surface area. Linux Dash provides many data-points and data visualizations in real-time.

The Little Portal Gizmo is a small Java web application container based on Eclipse plug-ins and the Apache HTTP Core. It uses a custom and very light weight API. The web applications you develop for the Gizmo have the form of Eclipse plug-ins.