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Flask
The Python micro framework for building web applications
Flask is a lightweight WSGI web application framework designed to help developers get started with their web applications quickly and easily with the ability to scale up to complex applications. Being a “micro” framework does not mean that your whole web application must fit into a single Python file (although it can) or that it be limited; rather it means that Flask aims to keep the core simple but extensible. Flask offers suggestions, but it won’t make any decisions for you such as what database to use or what dependencies or project layout to choose. ... -
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Bottle
bottle.py is a fast and simple micro-framework for python applications
Bottle is a minimalist web framework for building small web applications and APIs in Python. It is distributed as a single file with no external dependencies, making it perfect for rapid development, prototyping, or embedded use. Despite its small size, Bottle supports routing, templates, request handling, and plugin support, offering a full-featured toolkit in an extremely compact package. -
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Apprise
Apprise - Push Notifications that work with just about every platform!
Take advantage of Apprise through your network with a user-friendly API. Apprise API was designed to easily fit into existing (and new) eco-systems that are looking for a simple notification solution. There is a small built-in Configuration Manager that can be optionally accessed through your web browser allowing you to create and save as many configurations as you'd like. Each configuration is differentiated by a unique {KEY} that you decide on. Once you've saved your configuration, you'll... -
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Trame
Weave various components and technologies into a Web App
Developed by Kitware, trame is a Python-based framework that allows developers to create web applications with desktop-like functionality. It enables the integration of various components and technologies, such as VTK and ParaView, into web applications written entirely in Python. With best-in-class platforms at its core, trame provides complete control of 3D visualizations and data processing. Developers benefit from a write-once environment from trame. trame is an open source project... -
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OnlineJudge 2.0
Open source online judge based on Vue, Django and Docker
An open-source online judge system based on Python and Vue. Based on Docker; One-click deployment. Separated backend and frontend; Modular programming; Micro service. ACM/OI rule support; realtime/non-realtime rank support. Amazing charting and visualization. Template-problem support. More reasonable permission control. Multi-language support: C, C++, Java, Python2, Python3. Markdown & MathJax support. Contest participants IP limit(CIDR). You can control the menu and chart status in rankings. -
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nacho
Python micro web-framework and asynchronous networking library
Nacho is an open-source CLI tool (or library) that streamlines the creation of RESTful APIs, scaffolding, or microservices in a chosen framework, reducing boilerplate and enabling rapid building of backend services. It focuses on productivity by providing commands to generate endpoints, data models, controllers, and routing based on standard patterns (CRUD, REST conventions). The tool also includes support for middleware integration, automatic documentation (such as via OpenAPI/Swagger), and... -
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Pypes is a framework which allows users to break complex data processing logic down into a series of smaller less complex tasks. These tasks, referred to as components, can then be connected so that the output of one becomes the input to another.
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