Here are some of the great features you’ll find in ChiliProject:

1. Ability to set up a roadmap for your project with related tasks and deadlines.
2. Map your roadmap in a Grantt chart.
3. Report and track issues (includes automated email notification and activity feeds).
4. Collaborate on content using its wiki.
5. Integration with code repositories like Subversion or Git.
6. Share and update documents and files.
7. Track time spent on tasks.
8. Discuss projects with internal and external peers using the forum feature.

You can also add extra features to support your needs by using 3rd-party plugins. For more Ruby on Rails applications, visit our dedicated Ruby on Rails applications category.

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ChiliProject – A Ruby on Rails Project Management System

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Flotr2 is a fork of the Flotr project without the Prototype library dependency and includes some extra enhancements. It doesn’t rely on any external library and its built-in framework has a great API that you can leverage to build new graph types. Once you provide the data points, the application will automatically calibrate the scale of your axes. Graphs can be zoomed and downloaded as PNG or JPG images.

For more HTML5 applications, please visit our HTML5 applications category.

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Flotr2 – An HTML5 charts and graphs library

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Hovercard uses minimum CSS and can support any HTML content – you can mix text with images and can style them accordingly. The most recent version has built-in Twitter and Facebook hovercards functionality whereby which recent Tweets or Facebook account details for a person or group are fetched and rendered in the hovercard automatically.

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Joomla!’s search engine feature now handles better natural language search and auto-completion. The new automatic update mimics WordPress built-in notification and update system whereby which site administrators are notified of new updates for Joomla! as well as third party extensions they have installed. The updates can be performed right from the administrative control panel.

According to water&stone’s 2011 CMS market share report, Joomla ranks second, just behind WordPress in terms of overall weekly download. The overall adoption rate of Joomla has also increased significantly since August 2011 when the community released version 1.7 that expanded Joomla!’s functionality to handle more than just web content.

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Twitter Clone Scripts

ShareTronix

ShareTronix is an open source microblogging platform with features aplenty. It supports all the features you’re already accustomed with on Twitter and also includes a lot of extra functionalities aimed at enterprise-level microblogging. As with most applications of this type, you’ll find support for status update, real-time dashboard with network activity, groups, search and content tagging. ShareTronix takes status updates beyond text and allow you to attach pictures, videos and other files to your posts to make your conversation more engaging. Some other nice features that caught my attention are real-time RSS aggregation, a powerful search powered by Sphinx, LDAP authentication support, and great integration with Twitter and Facebook.

PeoplePods

PeoplePods is a social software toolkit aimed at building applications where people meet, talk, share, read, work and explore. Based on the foundation of Twitter-like features, registered members can create their own profile, follow others and join public or private groups. PeoplePods has overtime matured in a really stable platform and now powers a couple of great communities, with NeighborGoods.net being my favorite.

StatusNet

StatusNet is an enterprise social network application available as a hosted or on the premise solution. Based in PHP and mySQL, this microblogging application allows its members to ask questions, share information and read posts in real-time. It has support for groups, topics, activity streams, search, etc. The best thing about StatusNet is that it is open source and there are multiple plugins and extensions available to customize the site to your needs.

Twitter Script

Twitter Script is a free PHP application that allows you to run your own microblogging web site just like Twitter and Jaiku. It has multi-language support, comes with a template system that is easy to customize and makes great use of AJAX to provide a responsive experience.

Digg, Mixx and Reddit Clone Scripts

Pligg

Pligg was the first Digg clone released a couple of years ago and is still actively maintained by a group of enthusiast and developers. Users can submit and vote on news article and top voted articles make it to the top of the homepage of your Pligg site. It has support for RSS subscription, groups, private messaging, commenting, etc. Pligg is powered by the Smarty template system, which makes it easier for skinning.

PHPDug

PHPDug is a lightweight Digg clone that is easy to setup and maintain. It has great multilingual support and sports a minimalist but clean design. It has the ability to automatically add stories from RSS feed and can also generate on-the-fly thumbnails for YouTube and Google videos.

YouTube Clone Scripts

PHPMotion

PHPmotion is a free video sharing application that mimics YouTube to some extend. Your members can upload videos, and add description/tags. Videos can, in turn, be embedded on 3^rd-party web sites. PHPmotion will automatically convert your movies into FLV – it can handle .mpg. .avi, .divx and other video formats. Other than videos, PHPmotion can be used as an image or audio sharing platform.

Clip Bucket

ClipBucket is an open source multimedia management script provided free to the community. This script comes with all the bells & whistles required to start your own video sharing web site like YouTube, DailyMotion or MetaCafe. The script is constantly updated to provide the most versatile, reliable and scalable media distribution platform with the latest social networking features.

Facebook Clone Scripts

BuddyPress

BuddyPress is a collection of multiple WordPress plugins and themes that transform an installation of WordPress into a social networking platform. It has all features you’d expect to let your members socially interact. Each registered member gets a personal blog and an extended profile page with his list of friends and groups. Members can private messages each other or leave short messages on each other’s wire.

Elgg

Elgg is an award-winning open source social networking engine that provides a robust framework on which to build all kinds of social environments, from a campus wide social network for your university, school or college or an internal collaborative platform for your organization through to a brand-building communications tool for your company and its clients.

Oxwall

Oxwall is a flexible and easy to use PHP/mySQL community software platform. It comes with some great features like photo and video sharing, blogs, forums, wiki, groups, events, privacy control, etc. Oxwall also has some great plugins and themes to allow you to further customize your social site.

Groupon Clone Script

NDOT Deals

NDOT Deals is unfortunately the only free open source Groupon clone application that I could locate. It allows you to start your own group buying web site. Some of the features includes mobile version of the site, affiliates integration, payment gateway integration, free themes and social media integration. Please take note that the free version is very limited in terms of features.

Google Calendar Clone Script

wdCalendar

wdCalendar is a JQuery-based Google Calendar clone. The interface makes great use of AJAX to provide a responsive interface with drag-and-drop functionalities. The calendar can be set to daily/weekly/monthly view.

StackOverflow / Yahoo Answers Clone Scripts

Question2Answer

Question2Asnwer is a free and open source platform for Q&A communities similar to StackOverflow or Yahoo Answers. It is based in PHP and mySQL and is very easy to install. Question2Asnwer has some great community engagement tools like commenting, voting, email notification, user points and rankings. If you use WordPress, please take note that Question2Asnwer offers out-of-the-box integration with your existing WordPress site and user database.

Coordino

Coordino is based on the standard PHP/mySQL platform to provide a feature-rich question and answer system. You can use it to create a niche question and answer site or as a knowledge base solution for your Intranet. Some of its key features include user rewards, tagging, site administration and remote authentication.

OSQA

OSQA is a free open source Q&A system written in Python and utilizes the Django application framework. It is more than a mere Q&A platform but comes with some decent features not found in other similar applications. Your members can for instance follow other people and topics and exchange private messages. There is also support for widgets to expand its functionality and most importantly its interface is sleek and usable.

Photobucket / ImageShack Clone Scripts

Cheverato

Chevereto is a free script, written in PHP, that lets you set up your own image hosting on your web server. It supports image upload either from your local computer or from a remote URL. Images uploaded can be set to automatically resize and you can set it to shorten the image URL using TinyURL web service.

CF Image Host

CF Image Host is a free, simple and easy to use PHP Image hosting script, which aims to make it easy to setup and maintain a photo/image hosting/sharing site. With thumbnails and social bookmarking links generated for each image, sharing your images or photos across the web couldn’t be made any easier.

Dropbox Clone Script

SparkleShare

SparkleShare is a free open source collaboration and sharing tool similar to Dropbox. You can store files on your hosting account and share them with others. Documents are synchronized to all your peers when changes are made. You will also be notified via its desktop client (available for Mac, Windows, Linux and Android) when someone has made a change.

TinyURL Clone Scripts

YOURLS

YOURLS is a small set of PHP scripts that will allow you to run your own URL shortening service (a la TinyURL). You can make it private or public, you can pick custom keyword URLs, it comes with its own API. It also includes some really great analytics like historical click reports, referrals tracking, and visitors’ geo-location.

lilURL

lilURL is a simple PHP/ mySQL script for generating short URLs. It’s similar to TinyURL, Shorl, MakeAShorterLink, etc, but you can run it on your own server.

PopURLs Clone Script

NewsBlock

NewsBlock is a free PHP script that allows you to replicate functionalities of PopURLs. This script leverages SimplePie’s RSS feed parsing capabilities to return multiple feeds from various website with each one having its own block on the homepage.

Del.icio.us Clone Script

GetBoo

GetBoo is a PHP-based del.icio.us clone with a decent bookmarking system that can support both social (with tags) and private (with folders) bookmarks. It has a feature that will allow your users to import and export their bookmark from their browsers. The admin console includes spam protection, transaction, bookmarklets, RSS feeds, and more.

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Luckily, there’s now a sleek, lightweight, and feature-rich plugin called Sharrre that ends this frustration. Sharrre is a jQuery plugin that allows you to create and personalize uniform sharing widgets for popular social networking sites like Facebook, Twitter, Google Plus, LinkedIn and more. All Sharrre’s buttons are similar in size and design style and use API to fetch real-time sharing counts across different social networking sites.

The script comes with different pre-built styles and also includes a total sharing count aggregation feature. Sharrre also includes support for Google Analytics social tracking and works across most popular browsers.

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Along with the voting buttons, SeeMeLikeMe also comes with “insight” data collection and analytics. The insight data displays referring URLs and will plot a graph that shows traffic over time. It also includes a geographic map that allows you to pinpoint where most traffic originates.

The script is smart enough to limit voting to one vote per visitor based on their IP address. All voting and referral information is stored in a mySQL database. The only limitation is that at this point, there’s no interface to manage voting, but it’s unlikely you’ll need this.

You can find similar rating and voting scripts in our PHP Polls & Voting category.

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SeeMeLikeMe – A free user voting script a la YouTube

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January

1. The Eclipse Foundation released Orion, a browser-based web development editor that allows code editing on the cloud. As of today, Orion is available as either a hosted solution or you can download and run it on your own machine.
2. Joomla went through a major upgrade with its 1.6 release. This new version supports the same user-friendly features but is packed with more enterprise-level power under the hood.
3. Microsoft began shipping its free Web development toolset dubbed WebMatrix, that aims to provide all of the components necessary to quickly build, run and manage web sites. WebMatrix includes IIS Developer Express, ASP.NET and SQL Server Compact Edition.

February

1. Amazon S3 Storage expanded its services to allow hosting of complete static web sites versus just static files.
2. Zend Technologies announced the general availability of its Zend Server 5.0 PHP Web application server featuring Code Tracking.

March

1. Adobe released Wallaby, an experimental application that attempts to convert Flash files like animation, banners into HTML5.
2. Python 3.2 was released with a heavy focus on multithreading and concurrency. Additionally, this release offered a stable ABI so that developers who build for version 3.2 will also be assured that their modules will be compatible with future releases.
3. Google updated its Page Speed tool by converting it from a Firefox extension to an online version. Page Speed offers webmasters an easy way to assess Web page performance analysis data and get suggestions on making pages faster.

April

1. Zend Technologies and Adobe Systems today announced Flash Builder 4.5 for PHP, which enables developers to use PHP and Flash development skills to build rich Internet applications for mobile, Web, and desktop platforms.
2. Sencha, the company behind Ext JS, released Ext JS 4 that leverages plug-in-free charting technologies like SVG and VML instead of Flash.

May

1. A major upgrade to JQuery JavaScript framework was released in May which included a rewrite of the Attribute module as well as several performance improvements.
2. Amazon unveiled a new cloud service based on Oracle database technology providing an easy way to manage common database administration tasks, including provisioning, backups, software patching, monitoring and hardware scaling.
3. A new version of Perl (version 5.14) was released in that month, providing users of the open source language with improved Unicode, IPv6 and exception handling.
4. Opera released DragonFly, a Firebug-like extension that provides development and debugging tool integrated its browser. DragonFly works with both desktop and mobile Opera versions.

June

1. WordPress 3.2 was released boosting over 400 enhancements including new user and developer features, performance improvement as well as addressing several bug fixes.
2. eBay purchased Magento, the open source e-commerce platform, to enhance its tools for online store developers.
3. Opa, a new open source language for writing web application was unveiled. Its aim is to bridge programming language, web server, database and compiler together to provide a great experience for web developers.

July

1. Google Code added support for Git version control system in an attempt to compete with GitHub.
2. Oracle released Java SE 7, a major update to the programming language in more than 5 years.

August

1. Firefox 6 was released which included some great web development tools. It introduced Scratchpad, a new JavaScript editor that’s well worth checking out, and the Web Console panel has also been improved.
2. Adobe has released a preview version of a new HTML animation tool dubbed Edge. Together with Wallaby, Adobe’s Flash-to-HTML conversion app, Edge is part of Adobe’s push to get away from Flash.
3. Ruby on Rails 3.1 was released adding new features like jQuery support and speedier JavaScript execution for faster page rendering.

September

1. PostgreSQL 9.1 was rolled out and delivered several features which users have been requesting for years, removing roadblocks to deploying new or ported applications on PostgreSQL.

October

1. Internet Explorer’s share of global browser usage dropped below 50 percent for the first time in more than a decade. This diminishing share (49.6%) reflects IE’s near absence from the realms of mobile and tablet, which in October made up 6% of web traffic.
2. Google unveiled a new programming language for the web named “Dart,” aimed at being a replacement for JavaScript. Dart’s purpose is to offer better performance, easier scaling, and more security than Java or JavaScript.
3. Zend announced PHPcloud, a new service to bring PHP to the cloud. Built on the top of Amazon, it provides developers with an application platform.

November

1. Adobe, in its plan to refocus its efforts on HTML5, has open sourced the Flex SDK to the Apache Software Foundation. This means that Adobe is no longer the sole guiding force behind Flex.
2. The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) has released the first draft of a new web standard aimed at improving online privacy. The W3C’s new Standard for Online Privacy is a set of tools that will ultimately enable your browser to stop sites from tracking your every move on the web.
3. Mozilla released Popcorn.js, a set of JavaScript and HTML5 code that makes it easier to build more interactive video experience on the Web. Popcorn.js utilizes HTML5 video features and currently works best in Firefox and Chrome.

December

1. Mozilla released Firefox 9.0 that is meant to be faster and consume less memory than previous releases. The JavaScript engine of Firefox has also been updated to allow complex JavaScript websites to run faster.
2. Facebook released its HipHop Virtual Machine that provides a way to improve PHP rendering by up to 60% faster all the while using 90% less memory.
3. eBay launched a Web query language called ql.io to simplify the process of querying a Web service for data.

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The 2011 Web Development Year in Review

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This year’s list is even better than last year, featuring both new and updated scripts that take innovation, feature sets and — most importantly — use of web technologies to the next level. Our list is comprised of web scripts coded in different languages and in a broad range of categories. I feel certain that you will find something new to use on your site or at least items to keep tabs on for upcoming projects.

ownCloud

ownCloud gives you universal access to your files through a web interface or WebDAV. It also provides a platform to easily view and sync your contacts, calendars, and bookmarks across all your devices, and enables basic editing right on the web.

GitLab

GitLab is a Ruby on Rails Git repository management application that you can install on your server to manage your projects and code repositories. It is lightweight, fast, secure, and sports a streamlined interface that makes browsing of source code, issues, comments, commits, and file history easy. Finally, it supports team collaboration extremely well.

Candy

Candy is a web-based chat client with focus on real-time multi-user chatting. It is build for Jabber (XMPP) and is very easy to configure and use. Candy has been tested in a productive environment with up to 400 concurrent users and works well across all major web browsers.

JSZip

JSZip is a JavaScript class that allows you to create zip files on-the-fly. It works by compressing files on the client side and hence reduces server processing. Its API provides a simple way to place any file into a zip file, but it does suffer from a tendency for different browsers to generate weird file names.

HybridAuth

HybridAuth is an open source social sign-on PHP library that enables developers to easily implement social sign-in, social sharing, user profiles, friend lists, activity streams, and more. HybridAuth acts as an abstract api between your application and various social apis and identity providers such as Facebook, Twitter, MySpace, and Google.

Fork CMS

Fork CMS is an intuitive content management system that provides a user-friendly platform to build, monitor, and update your website. It is highly flexible and provides an array of built-in features like page-specific template and block configurations aimed at giving you total control of your content layout. Fork CMS is extensible through modules like a form builder, blog, FAQ, etc.

PhotoSwipe

PhotoSwipe is a free HTML/CSS/JavaScript-based image gallery specifically targeting mobile and touch devices. It provides visitors with the look and feel of a native application that makes interaction with images familiar and intuitive. It supports iOS devices, Android, and Blackberry 6 as well desktop browsers.

html2canvas

html2canvas allows you to take screenshots of a web page (or just a portion of one) using JavaScript and HTML5 canvas. It works by reading the DOM elements, applying the CSS style, and converting that into a canvas image for output. Unlike other screenshot services, html2canvas works on the client’s browser and does not require any rendering from the server.

OpenPublic

OpenPublic is an open-source content management system (CMS) based on Drupal and tailored for the needs of government-related web portals. It provides secure and scalable sites, and is already in use by several government bodies around the world.

Fuel CMS

Fuel CMS is a CodeIgniter-based content management system that is easy and flexible for rapid development. It works on the concept of inline editing with real-time preview and has great integration with third-party services like WordPress and Google Analytics. For developers looking for added functionality, Fuel CMS provides an expanded code library and custom module creation, along with opt-in controller development.

Selfoss

Selfoss is a lightweight PHP-based RSS reader that can also aggregate live streams and multi-source mashups. It can be extended with its open plugin system that allows you to write your own data connectors to fetch and display content.

EasyBasket

EasyBasket takes a different approach to creating a shopping cart by allowing you to quickly insert the cart anywhere on your page with a single line of code. There’s no need to install a database or a dozen class files. Easy Basket currently supports Google Checkout and PayPal and will work on any type of web page, be it HTML, ASP.NET or PHP.

OSClass

OSClass is a PHP-based script that allows you to create a classified ads website. It can be used to set up a generic listings site or an industry-specific classified ads site for autos, jobs, real estate, and dating. It is easy to install and scales nicely on websites with millions of pageviews per month. OSclass can be extended through plugins or skins via themes. Finally, OSclass is SEO-friendly with sitemap.xml generation, robots.txt, and nice URLs.

MyWebSQL

MyWebSQL is a MySQL web client and administration application, similar to phpMyAdmin but with a more intuitive interface and incredibly fast performance. It boosts a rich set of features, including multiple server login, WYSIWYG table creator and editor, inline multi-record editing, and more. MyWebSQL also supports SQLite.

SimpleModal

SimpleModal is a MooTool plugin used to create modal (overlay) windows. It can be used to generate alert or confirm messages with just a few lines of code. SimpleModal can work in asynchronous mode and retrieve content from external pages or fetch inline content.

jsMorph

jsMorph is a pure JavaScript animation framework that can support morphing, motion, and tweening. It can manipulate any HTML element either individually or as a group. jSMorph also has super-fast rendering due to optimized browser rendering buffer usage.

SCM Music Player

SCM Music Player is a free and open source web music player that brings a seamless music experience to your website. Through its dockable player that sits either at the top or bottom of your site, it allows continuous playback across your pages.

OpenScholar

OpenScholar is a full-featured, open-source website-creation package designed for the academic community. It is scalable, easy to use, and requires minimum resources and effort to administer.

SeekQuarry

SeekQuarry is an open source PHP search engine that can be configured as either 1) a general purpose search engine for the whole web; or 2) providing search results for a set of URLs or domains. It is fast and supports distributed crawling.

Coordino

Coordino allows you to create a question-and-answer system similar to that used by Yahoo! Answers or StackOverflow. It is written on top of the CakePHP framework and in addition to the built-in knowledge-base platform, it supports a user reward system based on points, along with remote authentication.

WIODE

WIODE is a web-based open source IDE that was built as a replacement for standard desktop-installed IDEs. It is loaded with items such as an intuitive file manager, syntax highlighting, Zen Coding, mobile interface, FTP, multiple users, a code library, and much more, all designed to make cloud coding simple.

Tiny Tiny RSS

Tiny Tiny RSS is an open source web-based news feed (RSS/Atom) aggregator, which lets you read news from any location, while still feeling as close to a real desktop application as possible. It has a streamlined interface that uses AJAX and supports RSS, RDF, and Atom feeds.

Elycharts

Elycharts is a JavaScript charting library that doesn’t require client side plugins such as Java or Flash. It can draw all of the frequently used chart types, ranging from line charts, column and bar charts, to pie charts. All charts can handle multiple data series, with stacked and cumulative options, and with multiple axis support and automatic axis scaling.

Share Count

Share Count is a JavaScript-based application that allows you to aggregate your social share counts from different social networks. It currently supports Twitter, Facebook, Like, Digg, and Delicious.

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1. PHP – Magento

Since its first beta release, Magento, a PHP ecommerce platform, has evolved significantly. Now used by over 90,000 merchants to power their online stores, Magento’s success lies in its versatility, offering unrivaled cutting-edge features with different extensions. Its array of built-in marketing tools — like SEO-friendly URLs, A/B split testing, cross-selling, and email campaigns — help optimize and increase online sales. Magento is backed by an expanding community of developers offering free support through an online forum.

2. ASP.NET – nopCommerce

As a fully customizable ASP.NET and MS SQL-based ecommerce solution, nopCommerce is maintained by a vibrant community of developers passionate about developing a robust ecommerce application. It has everything you need to help you get started selling physical or digital goods. One key feature is its pluggable modular/layered architecture that lets additional functionality and presentation elements to be dynamically added to the application at run-time. The pluggable modularized architecture makes it easy to create and manage websites. A lot of SEO effort went into this product. All the way from search-friendly URLs and XML sitemaps to properly structured content and products, it has been built to help spiders easily crawl your store.

3. RUBY ON RAILS — Spree

With a Ruby on Rails ecommerce platform, Spree combines Ruby-powered performance to provide a simple and highly scalable solution. Its powerful extension system makes it easy to customize the application to suit your exact business needs, applying custom logic to your checkout, shipping, or payment processes. It also has tight integration with Google Analytics ecommerce tracking and supports SEO-friendly URLs laid out to provide multiple entries to the same product page (helps with internal linking). Spree’s forte is in its API, offering a secure way to modify orders, shipment, and product data via third-party services and software (CRM, QuickBooks, iPhone applications).

4. JAVASCRIPT — SimpleCartJS

A lightweight JavaScript shopping cart, SimpleCartJS impresses more with each new version. You can set up an ecommerce checkout in a few minutes, with no database or programming knowledge (just some HTML/CSS skills for skinning). Unfortunately, there is no backend for inventory management, and it only works with PayPal and Google Checkout. But if you’re looking for an easy-to-set-up checkout for a landing page with a simple and uncluttered interface, it may be perfect.

5. JAVA — KonaKart

KonaKart may be a good choice if you need a Java-based ecommerce solution. It can provide a powerful solution that should cover most, if not all of your requirements, delivering unparalleled price / performance. It has a rich feature set to provide your customers with all of the information and functionality that they require in order to shop at your online store. The only downside is that, realistically speaking, it will require some JSP/Java development and deployment knowledge to bring a store into production.

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