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Librarian DB is a simple Web based library management system that keeps track of the books in a library. It tracks book title, ISBN, categories, etc... It permits adding/deleting/updating/searching. It is extremely flexible and extendible.
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Books and eBooks library organizer. Catalog, tag and search your books database with ease. Automatically fetches the book's details and cover image from the web with a smart ISBN guesser.
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Provides a web interface where user can query a relationnal database thanks to a metadata catalog (similar to Cognos Query). Use Dojo Ajax library.
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Books+ is a system to manage your books at home or in a small library. The interface is based on two main actions: add a new book and search for a new book. The strength of this tool is its simplicity. Visit http://www.books-plus.net !
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Categorize and keep track of your books by Library of Congress format. Automatically add new information from the Library of Congress or Amazon whenever you add a new book. Plain output appearance, but robust functionality under the hood.
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My Network Catalog is an indexing engine that allows windows shares (or Samba) over a local network could be bind together. So via a search center all the files over the network could be easily accessed.
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This is a way of creating virtual libraries. I catalogue the books (or DVDs etc.) that I have. My friends do the same. As well as allowing me to organise myself easily is also means that if I'm after a book I can easily find which of my friends has it.
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phparchive is a framework to build a internet/intranet application. You can create form where edit contents and handle joins, in this case a content is a collection of coherent information such as the cards of an address book or products in a catalog.
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WebArchive is a framework to build a personalized contents manager. A content is a collection of coherent information as the cards of an address book, the items of a newspaper or the products of a catalog.
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LibDB is a library and asset management system inspired by the Functional Requirements for Bibliographic Record, RDF triples, and end-usability. In English, you'll be able to smartly and easily catalog your movies, books, magazines, comics, etc.
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PHP library for easy creating and managing MySQL database content. Usable for creating and managing HTML forms based on database relations stored in MySQL catalog tables. I'm using this library to manage database used by my portal pages.
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The purpose of this software is primarily to create a Book Catalog using barcode data from the freely avaliable cuecat(tm) bar code reader. It will use a rdms backend database, and allow synchronization between different library branches.
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