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Clace
AppServer for containerized web app development and deployment
Easy, lightweight application server for development and deployment of containerized web apps. Supports all languages/frameworks, and runs on Linux, Windows, and OSX. Idle apps scale down to zero. Clace™ is an Apache-2.0 licensed application server for web apps. Clace enables easy and secure hosting and management of multiple web apps written in any language/framework. Clace is cross-platform (Linux/Windows/OSX) and provides a GitOps workflow for managing web apps. Clace implements a language/framework agnostic application server. Clace combines the functionality of a reverse proxy and a container orchestrator (using Docker or Podman) in a single lightweight binary. ... -
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Goxygen
Generate a modern Web project with Go and Angular, React or Vue
Goxygen aims at saving your time while setting up a new project. It creates a skeleton of an application with all configurations done for you. You can start implementing your business logic straight away. Goxygen generates back-end Go code, connects it with front-end components, provides a Dockerfile for the application and creates docker-compose files for convenient run in development and production environments. By default, it will use React and MongoDB. You can select a different...
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