I've been building one for Go in my free time, but it's not ready for general use. Historically, I've used Django despite being imperfect, because I can just in

I've been building one for Go in my free time, but it's not ready for general use. Historically, I've used Django despite being imperfect, because I can just install Wagtail and have a nice admin interface for free. It does have some nice convenience features though and transactions are easy enough. At my day job we use a Java framework with a terrible codegen-based ORM. Laravel has a decent database toolkit if you are into PHP. Unfortunately, excellent database toolkits are rare, and I have historically found myself dipping into SQL frequently. All decent ones will at least allow you to do so though.