The only serious web application I've written (a social blogging application) was written in Flask. I was relatively new to web programming and taught myself ev

The only serious web application I've written (a social blogging application) was written in Flask. I was relatively new to web programming and taught myself everything from using template engines to SQL to server management. That's when most of the web programming concepts clicked with me. I've attempted to use Django on multiple occasions but was put off by the sheer magic it entailed. (This was me before I singlehandedly coded a social media application and saw first hand how a project could consume all your mental resources. I made the mistake of jumping into things yelling "fail early fail fast" back then) Currently I'm back on working on personal projects. Nowadays I mostly write networking applications in Go, I've recently been writing an irc library. I learned a lot about parsing, networking protocols etc. As for Go web frameworks, I've been meaning to test these frameworks for a long time, if I were to start a project now, I'd go with gobufallo. When I had done my research on it (August 2017), it seemed to have excellent documentation and tooling.