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We are working on php application, and need to generate/export SPSS files for reporting section, it would be great if anybody can suggest about good API/codebase to start its development.
There is a free i/o module available from the SPSS Community website (www.ibm.com/developerworks/spssdevcentral) that provides apis for reading and writing sav files. It has a C compatible interface. It is licensed with the intention that you can freely incorporate and redistribute these modules in your application. The download includes modules for all major platforms. You have to register with the site in order to download, but there is no charge.
There is also a Python wrapper available from the ActiveState website (it uses the i/o modules) if you find that easier to work with.
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I am wondering if you know any source where we can find premade functions in PHP ?
A sort of open-source repository where functions are tested and created taking in mind security and best practices. For example : generating mails, field escape functions, login, register, ... the classic stuff.
There are MANY such packages available at https://packagist.org/. You autoload these into your PHP app using Composer, available at https://getcomposer.org/. This is the newest, bestest way to developer PHP apps. Don't re-invent the wheel; use some of the great code available here.
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I have a prosperity application written in-house in PHP for collaboration (Basecamp knock off). We're looking for a way to add IM chat (facebook or gmail style chat), is there a opensource solution we could use with great documentation and a easy to use API?
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Linux, PHP 5, MySQL, SmartyPHP and Zend Framework.
Maybe you could use Chris Coyier's Chat Room.
http://css-tricks.com/chat2/
Another might be Ajax IM
http://ajaxim.com/
Search for Jabber. It's an open standard based IM protocol. There are several open source implementations which you can use. Also, there are several PHP Client API's which you probably can suit to your needs.
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I am looking for a good development tool that will help me track revisions of software I am creating, and that is web based. Just looking for suggestions on what others use.
And not one that is hosted through another solution but that I can host myself.
http://github.com/ (git), http://bitbucket.org/ (mercurial/git)
The best one (that you can host yourself) would be: Atlassian FishEye (which includes source browsing features)
Not free, but you can have up to ten users with 10$ (or even free for open-source project).
Works with Subversion, Git, CVS, Perforce, ClearCase, and Mercurial repositories.
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We are building a LAMP application that also needs to generate loads of complex PDF reports.
I'm looking for a library that runs on our Debian server and allows us to generate these reports.
The language isn't of great importance (java, python, php, perl, ...) as long as it's stable, flexible and supports Unicode. LTR and RTL writing systems are mandatory and if chinese is also supported it would be totally awsome.
I've already found ReportLab which looks promising, any other suggestions?
JasperReports is a good bet for generating reports using Java.
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I'm looking for an opensource lightweight CMS for those situations where you would like to be able to set up a web site with some editable content regions, but don’t want to have to install a full-blown CMS or try to hack a blogging system in order to do the job. Something similar to Perch or Cushy CMS, but free and opensource ofcourse.
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Have you tried having a look at concrete CMS.
Has editable regions and is fairly easy to use.
http://www.concrete5.org/
Check out http://php.opensourcecms.com/ they have a lot of CMSs (all opensource), they all have demos or links to demos. Check out the lite categories and you should be able to find what you want.