neat is a WSGI micro framework that encourages API-centric development of web applications. The framework is especially compatible with REST services and APIs, though it can conceivably be used for more or less anything. Applications implemented with neat are easy to test and produce data that is easy for clients to consume.
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Release files for neat 0.4.1
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Release files / neat-0.4.1.tar.gz
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