Open Source JavaScript Enterprise Software

Hippo CMS is a Java based, Open Source Web Content Management platform. Hippo CMS uses a clean, modular architecture with an emphasis on the separation of the content from the presentation logic. This enables content editors to create content once, and then publish it to regular web sites, mobile sites, Facebook, REST APIs, digital magazines, mobile apps, and so on. Under the hood, Hippo CMS supports many open standards such as JCR and REST to simplify development and integrations with existing systems. Next to creating and editing content, Hippo CMS enables webmasters to create new channels or configure existing page templates using its channel manager and template composer. Using the Relevance Module, specific content can be targeted at specific visitors based on the visitor’s current context, past personal history and matching personas created by the marketing team.

A framework to enable local authorities to promote and publicise the geographical and political structures of their area and to enable the move to a Self Service approach to providing public services.

An OpenEMR front end for mobile phones.

OpeniaCRM is a module for Openbravo ERP released under community license. The module aims to cover the basic CRM functionalities like activities (call, meeting, task), lead, opportunities, cases and documents handling. It includes also a interactive calendar and a "Fast Lookup" HTML5 interface browsable from smartphones and tablets. Version 1.0.72 is available! Includes: - New Widgets on: Activities, Cases, Opportunities and Recently Updated Leads - New Views: now you will be able to have a look at all your leads depending on their Location ("Leads Per Location" window) and Their Interests ("Functionality of Interest To Leads" window) - New exportable report: "Opportunities by Lead" - Minor bug fixes If you are already using OpeniaCRM update it to the latest version and if not try it out!

MechaLac is a taken from the German words Machaniker(=Machanic) and Lackierer(=Painter). MechaLac is planned to be written in PHP mainly, athough it my have java, perl or something else that is needed to perform the type of software that I'm striving for. See the blog and/or website for more info.

An OpenEMR front end for mobile phones.