Thanks for posting this will check it out. It's very interesting that you've mentioned that you're trying to create "go on rails" and the fact that there are a

Thanks for posting this will check it out. It's very interesting that you've mentioned that you're trying to create "go on rails" and the fact that there are already similar other frameworks in go. The author of Stanza language has this insightful article on the viability of a programming language for creating a powerful framwork like Ruby on Rails: Stop Designing Languages. Write Libraries Instead: http://lbstanza.org/purpose_of_programming_languages.html http://lbstanza.org/purpose_of_programming_languages.html It's very interesting because until today after more than 10 years of existence, not unlike Java, Go is still struggling to have a popular and robust framework ala Rails for its community. Python has Zope and then Django to compete with Rails and I think they're the turning point for its rapidly increasing popularity about 20 years ago in the face of its potent programming language competitors at the time including Java, Ruby, TCL, Perl, C#, etc.