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Oruga UI
Oruga is a lightweight library of UI components without CSS framework
...Lightweight: no other internal dependency and import only components that you need. Oruga doesn't depend on any specific style or CSS framework (like Bootstrap, Bulma, TailwindCSS etc...) and it doesn't provide any grid system or CSS utility, it just offer a set of components easy to customize. Oruga wants you to focus only on UI/UX aspects of your application and be totally flexible to future changes without having to touch a line of JavaScript. -
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Ajax Grid for displaying MySQL query results.Uses PHP, MySQL & jQuery. Includes MySQL database interface functions wrapper class.
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Written in pure javascript, Sigma Grid is an Ajax data grid for displaying and inline editing data in a scrollable and sortable table. Seamless Integration with any server side solution, such as j2ee, .net, PHP, perl . Inline editing, keyboard data navig
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The Xataface DataGrid Module is an add-on module for the Xataface application framework that adds an editable grid component to your applications. It allows users to edit records, add new rows, sort rows, and more.
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