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...Official additional filters/tags for pongo2 (for example a markdown-filter). They are in their own repository because they’re relying on 3rd-party-libraries. Most major Go web frameworks tightly integrated with our template engine pongo2. Fortune 500 companies and popular projects are using pongo2. Our template engine pongo2 is free to use for private & commercial products and licensed unter the MIT license. Please contact us if you’re using pongo2 to have you added to the list of users. We offer free, low priority support in our GitHub issue tracker and commercial prioritized support (such as consulting, private feature development and paid bug fixing).

...Opulence is split into components, which can be installed separately or bundled together. Use our powerful router to handle requests. Create extendable, cacheable views using Fortune. Use middleware to manipulate your HTTP requests and responses. Use plain-old PHP objects and the repository and data mapper patterns for your ORM. Write your own powerful console commands using Apex. Integration test all your HTTP routes and console commands. Automatically instantiate controllers with the DI container.

...The United Nations Partner Portal (UNPP) is a web application built for a group of UN agencies to simplify their business processes and streamline collaboration with Civil Society Organizations. Tivix specializes in backend web development for Fortune 500 enterprises, venture-backed startups and NGOs. We reduce development risk by using sprint methodology and standards-based code to get applications to market quickly. A well-built backend will result in a seamless user experience that scales as you grow. A poorly-built backend causes bugs, glitches and potential security issues.