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None. I'd use Go with standard library templates and plain ol' CSS with a sprinkle of JS. If I was forbidden to use that, I'd probably use Ruby on Rails, Djang
by mortallywounded 3y ago
None. I'd use Go with standard library templates and plain ol' CSS with a sprinkle of JS.
If I was forbidden to use that, I'd probably use Ruby on Rails, Django or something like that.
- wara23arish 3y agoI have a side project im working with on with go as the backend. I haven’t worked in any frontend stuff yet, do u have any example repos or websites i can look at and take inspiration from? Is it possible to build “nice” websites like that?
- mortallywounded 3y agoOf course you can build nice websites like that-- websites have been made nice before the world had SPAs. I have made a number of fully profitable (and pretty nice) websites over the last few years using that stack. I can't point to any specific resource for learning how to do it other than the official docs regarding writing web applications [1]. For me, it all started there and evolved over time. [1]: https://go.dev/doc/articles/wiki/ https://go.dev/doc/articles/wiki/