Free web 2.0 software for mac

CQ web is a free search agent that finds and shows you information from the web that would otherwise be missing with traditional search engine results.
Simply enter your search keyword(s), select your preferred search engine and let CQ web analyze the results to locate the most relevant information for you.
When CQ web is finished, you can dig into topics of interest to quickly discover what wouldnt be obvious in a basic web search.
CQ web works in conjunction with Google, MSN, Wikipedia, del.icio.us, and other major search engines and sites.
Enhancements:
- Fixes crash that occurs on search on Intel based Macs.
- Other minor bug fixes.

The Save Web Note Camino script will get the selected text from Caminos current tab and automatically append it to a daily file.
The first time you run the script on a given day, a new dated file is created in a Web Notes folder, which the script also creates as needed in your Documents folder. For instance, each time you run the script on June 24, 2009, the selected text will be saved to the file ~/Documents/Web Notes/webnotes-062409.txt.
The script does not open the file, allowing you to surf-and-save until you decide its time to review your notes. You should avoid, however, running the script while the file is open in another application, or unexpected results might occur. A custom toolbar icon is included with the file.
Installation: Unzip and move script to the path ~/Library/Scripts/Applications/Camino/ where the tilde (~) represents your home folder, creating any subfolders that dont already exist. The Save Web Note script will appear under a "Camino Scripts" heading in your system-wide Script menu when Camino is the frontmost application. Place the Save Web Note script on the Camino toolbar by dragging them from the "Customize Toolbar" drop-down sheet.

System requirements:
- Camino 2.0 Beta 3 or later

Due to the fact that there are enough web framework on the market, the Codewave Framework will not be developed any further. You can still download the Framework including the whole source.

There are too many such frameworks out there and it does not make sense to create new ones each and every day. The current servlet and JSP specifications 2.3 and 2.0 are a great foundation for web application development. Add a simple command processor, strict separation of the different layers and a few other tools and you have got all you need to develop complex web applications.

Development of the framework started in November 2000. In the very beginning the framework was a simple command processor and a logging API. It was just a part of some other project. The framework classes have been extracted and more and more stuff was added until 2004.

The Codewave Framework allows you to build complex web applications based on servlets and JSPs very easily. It gives you the basic infrastructure of a web application and allows you to concentrate on building the buisiness logic. No need to care about a stable technical foundation.

Standard technogoloies are used throughout the whole framework which makes it easy to learn and understand. It also ensures your application always conforms to standards. The framework uses XML configuration files and Jakartas commons logging API. So you decide which logging framework you want to use, Jakartas log4j, the JDKs logging API or something completely different.

Web Jumper Lite 2.3 is an extremely useful tool which provides a single floating window with a search button, a text field and a popup menu of possible search engines. Enter search criteria and off you go. Web Jumper automatically enters a search query at the chosen search engine using the input text.

Web Image Maker is a program for configuring OS X disk images (dmg) to automatically copy their contents to their current directory, them cleanup after themselves by automatically unmounting and moving themselves to the trash.

This task is already possible via the command line utility hdiutil, but Web Image Maker speeds up and simplifies the task by allowing you to simply drop disk images onto the application, where they will be made "internet-enabled" immediately.