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Open cross-end cross-framework solution, easily construct applications that can run on small programs/Web/APP. An open cross-end cross-framework solution that supports the use of frameworks such as React/Vue/Nerv to develop applications such as WeChin/Jingdong/Baidu/Payer/QQ Minor/H5/React Native. Nowadays, there are many forms at the upper end of the market. Web, React Native, micro-credit programs and other end-to-end programs are popular. When business requirements are required at...

OICQ is a fast, feature-rich QQ client library for Node.js, enabling developers to interact with the QQ messaging platform programmatically.

go-study-index is a comprehensive, community-maintained index of Go learning resources and communities, primarily oriented toward Chinese-speaking developers. It was created because a previous index of resources had gone out of date for over three years, and the author wanted a fresher, living catalog that others could update via fork and pull request. The README is structured into sections for communities, navigation sites, learning materials, tools, cloud platforms, newsletters, videos,...

Mojo-Webqq is an unofficial Perl client and bot framework for the QQ messaging platform’s web endpoints, built on the Mojolicious real-time web stack. It manages login flows, session refresh, and long-polling or websocket-style message reception to deliver events into an asynchronous event loop. Plugins and hooks let developers implement auto-replies, keyword filters, logging, forwarding, and integrations with external services or databases. The library abstracts contacts, groups, and...

go-best-practice is essentially a Go book and code collection called “Go 实战开发” (“Go in Practice”), born from the idea of building over 100 practical projects in different categories using Go. It combines an ebook/zh directory with written chapters and a src directory that holds the corresponding source code, so readers can move seamlessly between theory and practice. The goal is to help developers go beyond basic syntax and actually build real applications, drawing inspiration from similar...