Friendly 1.0d1 PHP script

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Friendly is a simple framework for building database-backed web applications with PHP. Friendly is a simple framework for building database-backed web applications with PHP. Friendly is smaller and simpler on purpose. It brongs structure and clarity to your code with an easy learning curve and no unnecessary hassle. It is designed to work with a typical shared web server right out of the box, and can be adapted to work with nearly any PHP hosting situation with just a little configuration. Building and extending your application is a snap. Common jobs like setting up sessions and connecting to a database are handled by the framework, freeing you to focus on writing the code that does the actual work. For giving a public face to your site, is included a simple, powerful template engine called Smarty. Smarty templates are fully integrated into Friendly, so you can dive right into making websites as beautiful as they are powerful.
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