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box-linux-sync

Linux client for Box.com

SmartyBundle

Smarty3 template engine bundle for Symfony

NoiselabsNuSOAPBundle

Symfony2 bundle for NuSOAP - SOAP Toolkit for PHP

byonn

Build Your Own Neural Network (with PHP!)

configparser.php

A configuration file parser for PHP 5.3 heavily inspired by Python's configparser library.

ghost-base

A Dockerized environment ready for developing and deploying Ghost applications

noiselabs-php-toolkit

A collection of PHP5.3 classes to use in your projects

overlay

noiselabs's Gentoo Linux overlay

SmartyPlugins

Smarty Plugins Repository

ghost-docker-dev

Docker image for theme development with Ghost 1.5+

ebin

An emerge-based tool to make the installation of binary packages in Gentoo Linux easy and reliable

zf-debug-utils

Console commands and other utilities for debugging ZF2 apps

noiselabs.org

noiselabs.org website

SuperTank-NES

Remake of NES Super Tank (Battle City) for Android

NoiselabsCountryBundle

List of all countries with names and ISO 3166-1 codes in all languages and data formats (Symfony2 bundle for umpirsky/country-list).

zf-test-case-behat-extension

Integration testing for ZF MVC applications in Behat by exposing Zend\Test classes (originally built for PHPUnit)

platform.php

Access to underlying platform's identifying data (Python port)

symfony-smarty-edition

The Symfony Smarty Edition is a sandbox for testing SmartyBundle features

countries.php

Countries is a collection of all sorts of useful information for every country in the ISO 3166 standard (Ruby port)

smarty

Smarty PHP Template Engine (full svn history and SmartyBundle patched)

ppi-docs

The PPI Framework documentation

terradry

A configuration tool to keep your Terraform/Terragrunt code DRY