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    Beego

    Beego

    Open source framework to build & develop applications in the Go way

    ...Beego offers plenty of superb features, including RESTful support, MVC architecture, powerful built-in modules, intelligent routing and monitoring, plus Go-specific features like interfaces and struct embedding. Beego is very easy to use. Features like code hot compile, automated testing, as well as automated packing and deploying allow you to build your applications in a snap. Beego can be used for the rapid development of RESTful APIs, web apps and backend services that are written in Go.
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    SimplyVBUnit is a VB6 unit testing framework written in Visual Basic 6. It closely follows the GUI setup of NUnit. Creating Tests is a snap, as you don't need to implement anything, just add your tests to a new class and GO!
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