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Products that do what Example implementation of Mozilla's persona and Go server does

1AR
A remote browser product, open-sourced▲253
2019 · github.com
2AS
A simple Go web server with logging, tracing, health check▲318
2018 · gist.github.com
3SJ
Server.js – A modern Express alternative▲295
2017 · serverjs.io
4RT
Real-time server monitoring in your browser▲346
2014 · scoutapp.github.io
5AG
A Go web server with logging, tracing, and demo apps in a single file▲116
2019 · github.com
6MJ
MMOsteroids: JS, Go, and Webrtc▲86
2017 · emergencevector.com
7GI
GoCode.io – A Golang Game in the Browser▲129
2019 · gocode.io
8VM
Virtual Machines in the Browser▲281
2013 · blog.grunseid.com
9AL
A Lisp-based in-browser toy operating system▲156
2012 · github.com
10AT
A tiny web browser implementation with V8 JavaScript engine and Rust▲144
2021 · github.com
11WA
Webhook – A lightweight configurable tool written in Go▲144
2017 · github.com
12NB
Napkin – Build back-end functions in the browser▲158
2021 · napkin.io
13JX
Jackal – XMPP server in Go▲91
2018 · github.com
14SW
Simple wiki server written in Go▲82
2015 · github.com
15GG
Goyave – Golang Web Framework▲75
2020 · github.com
16AG
A Go Library for Better Access Control▲158
2017 · github.com
17AE
An experimental Web Browser▲59
2015 · github.com
18AM
A minimal and idiomatic WebSocket library for Go▲99
2019 · github.com
19EA
Elsa – A QuickJS wrapper written in Go▲126
2020 · github.com
20AA
ABCWeb – A Go Web Framework▲50
2017 · github.com
21IB
IMAP-based message broker client written in Go▲87
2016 · github.com
22JA
Jackal – An XMPP server written in Go▲13
2018 · github.com
23GG
Gin – Golang Martini-like web framework▲75
2014 · gin-gonic.github.io
24AP
A playground for in-browser interpreters▲79
2015 · fatiherikli.github.io

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