Open Source ActionScript Chat Software for ChromeOS
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AJAX Chat - Open Source Web Chat
Fully customizable web chat created using AJAX.
MOVED: This project has moved to https://github.com/Frug/AJAX-Chat AJAX Chat is a fully customizable web chat implemented in JavaScript, PHP and MySQL which integrates nicely with common forum systems like phpBB, MyBB, PunBB, SMF and vBulletin. A Flash and Ruby based socket connection can be used to boost performance. -
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The xiffian project is a chat application made in ActionScript (flash) using a jabber (jabberd, jive...) server and the XIFF Library.
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X-Core
The original Xivio.com World Server Core
Xivio.com was a commercial children's virtual world website created in 2006 by Gavin Conrad. This is the legacy World Server Java Core made available to the world to do with as it wishes. -
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Discussion Forums 2k is dead the new project can be found at: http://developer.berlios.de/projects/idb/
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Engroup is the web enterprise groupware promotes various collaboration methods plus adding company business management modules. Features are included: CRM, HRM, Document Management, Project Management, Chat, Wiki, Forum, News, Todo.
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Free IRCX chat server, follows IRCX RFC closely, python, open source. Written by Chris Webb using python in Summer 2006, developers welcome. Please continue to check here regularly for updates
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A self-guiding Flash front-end with a 100% Java-based XML parsing gateway that combines the look and functionality of a streaming game client with a background processing system for handling distributed data packages.
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Fliss is an open source browser-based IRC client written in ActionScript 3.0 using Flex Builder 2.0.
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Internet Discussion Boards is a message board system by Game Maker 2k. Its very easy to set up. Your web host needs PHP and CUBRID / MySQL / MariaDB / PostgreSQL / SQLite. Internet Discussion Boards is Open Source so you can make changes to it.
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Invisionix Systems' portable Instant Messenger (IRSIM) uses PHP and mySQL. This Open Source program interacts with ICQ, MSN, AIM, Yahoo and Jabber IMs. It features database message buffers, login, a contact list, and message input/output windows.
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MeetingPoint is a modular cross-browser realtime collaboration and conferencing environment. It provides Flash web meeting with audio/video conference, shared whiteboard and slideshow presentation, chat, polls, etc. Full Moodle integration.
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Mofi manages virtual rooms in which users interact like in the real world. The virtual world is displayed directly in the browser window. Client: Flash / Server: C++
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Flash IRC client is a feature rich open source web-chat client. It's built in flash - no hassle in installation, cross platform, and secure. It is a convenient and affordable solution for adding state of the art chatroom(s) to any website.
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A Web 2.0 Platform bundled with various Communication Tools including: Chat, Discussion Forum, Blog, Multi-User Blogs, Photo Albums, Social Networking etc. Technologies: PHP, MYSQL, jQuery [for Javascript], Flex 3[AIR / Flash], YII [PHP Framework}
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Tsuka - Flash video archiving
Flash video web service in AS3, PHP5 and FFmpeg
Tsuka is a web site software package which has the ultimate goal to provide all means for publishing videos on a web site in Flash video format. Front end is written entirely in Actionscript 3, while back end uses Zend Framework, thus written in PHP 5. -
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WE ARE NO LONGER USING SOURCEFORGE. Please visit http://www.upstage.org.nz for the most up-to-date code (v3 to be released january 2014, beta version available November 2013) and information. UpStage is a web-based venue for cyberformance: artists compile digital media in real time to create live theatrical performance for online audiences.
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Red5chat is an opensource project of a video chat written in Action script AS2 (flash7) using the RED5 flash server. It allows private/public chat with audio and video through an Flash interface
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