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50 Top Open Source Resources CIOs Should Know (And Maybe Love) Print E-mail
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50 Top Open Source Resources CIOs Should Know (And Maybe Love)
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Web Servers/Services
Content Management
Database/Database Tools
Programming Languages, Tools, and Environments
Applications
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Web Servers/Services


Apache Axis
Apache middleware for eXtensible Markup Language (XML) Web services.
http://ws.apache.org/axis/


Apache Struts
An extension to the Java Web servlet (a small program or application that runs on a server) API (applications programming interface) aimed at helping developers separate application code from display logic, following the Model-View Controller paradigm.
http://struts.apache.org


Apache Geronimo


Java Enterprise Edition 5-compatible Web application server. Also marketed by IBM as WebSphere Application Server Community Edition, a starter applications server for development and testing use.
http://geronimo.apache.org


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Apache Tomcat
Web application server that implements the Java Servlet and Java Server Pages specifications. By itself, doesn't provide all the functions for enterprise connectivity functionality (such as support for Enterprise JavaBeans to represent a corporate data model) you would find in a more Geronimo or JBoss.
http://tomcat.apache.org


JBoss
Popular Java application server, backed by Red Hat.
http://www.jboss.com


PHP
One of the most popular open source languages for Web development, built around a model where snippets of code can be embedded in HTML pages. Used by large Web operations such as Yahoo (where PHP creator Rasmus Lerdorf works), Facebook, and others. Functionality can be extended with many PHP-based development frameworks, object libraries, and templating engines.
http://www.php.net
http://pear.php.net
http://www.smarty.net


Ruby/Ruby on Rails
Although the Ruby programming language deserves attention in its own right, it has become far more popular since the introduction of the Ruby on Rails Web development framework. Ruby on Rails aims to make Web developers more productive with a "convention over configuration" design philosophy that provides default configuration choices and auto-generated "scaffolding" for common database and user interface programming tasks.
http://www.rubyonrails.org
http://www.ruby-lang.org


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PHPList

Broadcast e-mail utility with subscription management, bounce management. Written in PHP and uses the Smarty template engine extension for formatting.

http://www.phplist.com/details


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