I don't think the post here is actually asserting not to use a web framework; just that you should not use a specific framework, named Revel, that aims to be Ra

I don't think the post here is actually asserting not to use a web framework; just that you should not use a specific framework, named Revel, that aims to be Rails-esque. It brings up an interesting point for me about what is really possible (or desirable) in a framework written in a statically-typed, compiled language like Go compared to a dynamically-typed, interpreted language like Ruby.