Libraries tagged by technicalms

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Dependency-resolver utility based on PSR-11 container to be used for auto-wiring.

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A PHP library for accessing REST services

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Provides jQuery to PHP apps

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Provide Free Font Awesome to PHP apps

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Provides an object-oriented way to send and queue emails

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A PHP library to access databases

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Provide Bootstrap to PHP apps

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This package serves to register the vendor name `technicalead` of packages at packagist.org.

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Tiny package to build HTTP URL query string compatible with Rails apps

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This package is technically validating siret number.

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Definition of technical specification of the product; Zenkipay is a gateway cryptocurrency payment system that allows merchant's to receive payments on their e-commerce portals. Unlike other platforms, Zenkipay ensures customer satisfaction through its payment process. guarantee deposit (delivered product and expected quality) to settle payment to the merchant, thus avoiding the loss of client assets due to online scams.

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Wunderman Magento Technical Excercise

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WPEssential serves as a versatile add-on for WordPress, offering enhanced flexibility for users. By simply installing the WPEssential plugin from WordPress.org, users can embark on creating their own WordPress themes with ease. The WPEssential team is dedicated to delivering top-notch quality work and continuously introducing new options and features. As an open-source solution, it not only facilitates theme creation but also serves as a page builder within the WordPress ecosystem. With WPEssential, users can design themes effortlessly without the need for expertise in PHP, CSS, HTML, or Javascript coding. This empowers users to unleash their creativity and customize their WordPress experience without technical barriers.

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The Wikitude Studio API is a RESTful API which is used to * organize and manipulate projects and its targets * create wtc/wto files which can be used to create trackers in the Wikitude SDK with the JavaScript API * generate/publish a cloud archive to the cloud recognition service (image targets only) Download API clients: * [`OpenAPI 3.0`](https://www.wikitude.com/external/doc/documentation/studio-api/clients/wikitude_studio_api_client-openapi.zip) * [`JavaScript`](https://www.wikitude.com/external/doc/documentation/studio-api/clients/wikitude_studio_api_client-javascript.zip) * [`Python`](https://www.wikitude.com/external/doc/documentation/studio-api/clients/wikitude_studio_api_client-python.zip) * [`PHP`](https://www.wikitude.com/external/doc/documentation/studio-api/clients/wikitude_studio_api_client-php.zip) * [`TypeScript (NodeJS)`](https://www.wikitude.com/external/doc/documentation/studio-api/clients/wikitude_studio_api_client-typescript-node.zip) * [`Java`](https://www.wikitude.com/external/doc/documentation/studio-api/clients/wikitude_studio_api_client-java.zip) * [`Ruby`](https://www.wikitude.com/external/doc/documentation/studio-api/clients/wikitude_studio_api_client-ruby.zip) * [`C# .NET Core`](https://www.wikitude.com/external/doc/documentation/studio-api/clients/wikitude_studio_api_client-csharp-netcore.zip) This technical reference formally explains various API endpoints. Visit the [`Studio API documentation`](https://www.wikitude.com/external/doc/documentation/studio/) for a more general description.

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