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# An Introduction to Glee: A Spec-First Framework for Event-Driven APIs

How Glee turned an AsyncAPI specification into a running WebSocket server, and why a spec-first approach keeps your code, docs, and API in sync.

[Read the full article on souvik.de →](https://souvik.de/blog/introduction-to-glee-spec-first-framework)

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