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Python Serverside

A toolkit for super fast backend development.

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Why

We want to take as much boilerplate out of writing applications as possible, so that you can focus on the logic of why you started your application in the first place.

Installation

pip3 install serverside

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Release files for serverside 1.0.4

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Source distribution for serverside 1.0.4
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Built distribution (wheel)

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Total release size: 40.9 kB

Release files / serverside-1.0.4.tar.gz

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