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Node.js + Express is what you want. I'm not a Go developer, but it seems to me that the Go ecosystem also has what you want.

• gernb 4y ago
  can you give more details? My understanding is the node + express is really low level providing almost nothing except a set of chainable functions based on routes. To get any actual functionality (storing to databases, authentication, users, sys admin, etc requires writing everything yourself. The reason I like batteries included frameworks is I get all that for free and ideally it's already following best practices so I don't have to worry about security, about account recovery, about versioning new data/features, about scaling, etc
  • chii 4y ago
    > don't have to worry about security, about account recovery, about versioning new data/features, about scaling, etc with the exception of security (i take it you mean authentication), everything else is unlikely to be provided by a framework like spring directly - you'd have to choose something to provide it or write it yourself.
    • gernb 4y ago
      Rails provided many of those things. I believe Django does. Meteor used to provide many of tbem