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<dc:date>2009-05-11T08:59:48Z</dc:date>
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...100% XHTML compliant.
...designed for PHP and MySQL, but can still be used on other systems.
...built on the MooTools Javascript framework.
...degradable for browsers without Javascript, like mobile devices.
...quick, allowing you to be more productive.
...customizable, giving you total control over your tables and form elements.
...well documented, so you can learn how to use it quickly.
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...designed for PHP and MySQL, but can still be used on other systems.
...built on the MooTools Javascript framework.
...degradable for browsers without Javascript, like mobile devices.
...quick, allowing you to be more productive.
...customizable, giving you total control over your tables and form elements.
...well documented, so you can learn how to use it quickly.
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