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Starting to feel like Go is suffering from a glut of web frameworks.
by whoiskevin 9y ago
Starting to feel like Go is suffering from a glut of web frameworks.
- yehohanan7 9y agoThere are a lot of web developers (aka full stack developers) out there!
- timtosi 9y agoCan we stop this language to become the next JS ?
- brightball 9y agoIt happens anytime a language has the web tooling built in so a framework largely becomes arranging parts to your preference and naming it. See PHP and JavaScript. The languages that don't have all the web stuff built in tend to have a single dominant framework.
- 0xCMP 9y agoThis framework has been around forever and not really. Most people use the standard library unless they need better routing than the standard library provides. There are actually very few web frameworks that provide much other than a router in Go. Most of the frameworks are actually just packages that can be used for all sorts of things. e.g. Beego by astaxie
- whoiskevin 9y agoWell I wasn't commenting on age of particular projects. I had not heard of Beego so now I still feel there is a bit of over growth. Leads to confusion over what to use when you do want better routing which I think is pretty much every project. Perhaps routing will continue to improve in the standard library such that it does not feel like I need to pick a package or roll my own.
- camus2 9y agoIt's a simple http router, it just filter requests and assign them to an handler, it's hardly a framework like Symfony, Laravel, Django, Rails or Spring. People need to stop calling http routers "frameworks". People are going to write code for multiple reason. You can't complain about people writing opensource code, you're not forced to use it.
- urethrafranklin 9y agoA lot of web developers learned it, and a very natural tendency is to use a new medium in service of the old paradigm. The first tv broadcasts were a bunch of guys sitting at a table, reading the news just like they did on the radio.