Web framework for Go?

Question

go

From the framework I would like (I list in order of importance):
1. Ease of development.
2. Community size.
3. Features.
I know the frameworks decently, but only django is dear to my heart, django-likeness will also be a big plus.

Answer 1

1. revel (similar to rails );
2. beego (similar to rails ). On it, for example , gowalker is written;
3. martini (similar to sinatra );

I would look at these frameworks, touch them, be inspired, but I would use separate libraries. Fortunately, there are many of them in go ( mux , websocket , log , BDD test , test assert , resque workers ...);

Answer 2

Revel - A high-productivity web framework for the Go language, modeled on Play! framework.
robfig.github.com/revel/
True, the author here in the discussion says that he is not quite ready for combat conditions yet - news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4499151

Answer 3

There is also github.com/garyburd/twister/ . In general, there are probably 6 small abandoned (in my opinion, they are all in this state) pieces. In addition, most third-party libs are also not very actively updated. In my opinion, revel has the most activity now.
In general, it is strange that the authors of Go themselves do not take on things vital for the web, because without their support it will not be serious.

Answer 4

And why exactly Go, the language is still quite young, it is difficult to find a stable framework.
Yes, and you mentioned django, is it still python or is there a django port on Go?

Answer 5

if you decide to create your own search engine, then mysql is a bad tool