Speaking off the cuff, Rust doesn't have the market share. Node feels like it's still evolving at such a rapid pace that any framework is going to feel tired w

Speaking off the cuff, Rust doesn't have the market share. Node feels like it's still evolving at such a rapid pace that any framework is going to feel tired within a couple of years, if that. Revel is the closest thing to Rails in Go, I think it can be frustrating to work with, but there aren't a lot of strong options in contention for Golang. It seems possible that this which will lead to splintering in libraries/frameworks because it's all statically typed. Node has the most potential here, I'd say, but it's possible that someone has or will create a very strong service framework for golang with enough abstraction that it can have a web framework embedded. But I'm not sure.