The Open Event Server enables organizers to manage events from concerts to conferences and meet-ups.
It offers features for events with several tracks and venues. Event managers can create invitation forms for speakers and build schedules in a drag and drop interface. The event information is stored in a database. The system provides API endpoints to fetch the data, and to modify and update it. Organizers can import and export event data in a standard compressed file format that includes the event data in JSON and binary media files like images and audio.
Limesurvey is the number one open-source survey software.
Advanced features like branching and multiple question types make it a valuable partner for survey-creation.
See our Administration Demo. The credentials are prefilled, just click Log in
Or try taking one of our test surveys
We release early and often. The latest stable release version is available for download at https://www.limesurvey.org/about-limesurvey/download We recommend using those.
You may want to use the plain repository, which is also possible.
This project exists thanks to all the people who contribute.
Read our CONTRIBUTING guide to learn the many ways you can contribute to Fider.
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Calagator is an open source community calendaring platform:
By releasing this code under a liberal MIT open source license, we hope to empower other people so they can better organize and participate in more events that support free sharing of information, open society, and involved citizenry.
Read the INSTALL.md file for details on installing the software.
Bug fixes and features are welcomed. Please fork the source code and submit a pull request: http://github.com/calagator/calagator/tree/master
When you make a pull request, make sure to add your name to the list of contributors in CONTRIBUTORS.md.
PHPBack is an open source feedback system you can use for your website. It gives your customers a way to communicate their ideas to improve your products. User feedback has proved to be really effective even if you have a community project or a commercial project. Please, visit our website for more information: http://www.phpback.org/
Upload this folder to your web server, go to yourwebsite.com/feedback/ (or folder name) and fill the form.
If you have any questions, please visit our Wiki.
Install on Cloudron, a platform to effortlessly run web apps on your own server.
GNU AGPL v3 or higher (see file License)
Place this application into a directory where cgi-scripts are evaluated.
If you want to change some configuration, state it in the file config.rb
(see config_sample.rb for help)
to start with a default configuration.
The webserver needs the permission to write into the directory
You need .mo files in order to use localisation.
You have 2 possibilities:
Run this small script to fetch the files from the main server:
Build them on your own. This requires gettext, ruby-gettext, potool, and make to be installed.
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JD eSurvey is an open-source web application developed by JD Software for the creation, collection, and analysis of surveys. Written in Java and built using the Spring Framework and Hibernate ORM, JD eSurvey is a powerful web application. It has a range of features from branching and randomization, to piping for survey control, to a long list of question types, including video questions.
The interface allows users to produce professional-looking surveys easily. With just a few clicks, you can gather comprehensive survey data in an easy to read format with graphs and statistics for analysis purposes. The application has the ability to customize the look and feel of surveys, send email invitations, and validate responses. It Also comes with reliable security features based on Spring Security.
hitobito is an open source web application to manage complex group hierarchies with members, events and a lot more.
Hitobito is a Ruby on Rails application that runs on Ruby >= 2.2 and Rails 4. It might run with minor tweaks on older Rubies, but is not tested against those versions.
To get going, after you got a copy of hitobito and at least one wagon with an organization structure setup as described below, issue the following commands in the main directory:
To start the search server, run background jobs or the development mail catcher, run:
Track periodic events in your life such as when baby has a nappy change, when you eat chocolate, or how many hours you slept.
To require authentication, first create a password file:
Then copy ./example.htaccess to .htaccess and edit it.
For every event logged the event type, timestamp, and comment are stored.
Events are stored in individual CSV files - one file per event type.
You can also download all CSVs stiched together with an extra column for the event name.
If you have multiple users, clone the app folder for each user and create a unique htaccess login for each.