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    DOClever

    DOClever

    The best interface management platform

    DOClever is a commercial open-source product that is completely free. Whether you are a front-end engineer or a back-end engineer, the interface is always the bridge for the interaction between the two, so DOClever is specially designed for small and medium-sized teams, aiming to solve interface management, testing and data generation, and achieve a truly integrated solution plan. Can edit and manage interface information, support five methods of getting, post, put, delete, patch, support...
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    PyGObject for Windows

    PyGObject for Windows

    All-In-One PyGI/PyGObject for Windows Installer

    Cross-platform python dynamic bindings of GObject-based libraries for Windows 32-bit and 64-bit.
    Downloads: 15 This Week
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    Cuppa CMS

    Cuppa is a project open source, that seeks offer a adaptable CMS

    Cuppa is a project open source, that seeks offer a adaptable CMS to any project: news or exist developments that don't have a CMS but have a need of implement one without realize a migration process to a CMS nor any type of adaptation.
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