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The Gondola web framework
- eclark 12y agoSeems good and I like the sound of a batteries included web framework. However right now the samples/tutorials are pretty lacking. They don't touch on any of the features that you tout on the homepage.
- hanief 12y agoThere are a lot of web (micro-)framework or tools on Go right now and it seems there is a new one each day that i lost count. On top of my head: revel, beego, martini, gin, web.go, gorilla. Have any of HN folks tried it all? Any comparison or review? I personally have only tried martini.
- zphds 12y agoI have had a lot of fun with Negroni and Gorilla. As someone who used to work with Flask, the switch was natural. In fact, the author of Martini had posted a criticism of his own opus and ended up writing Negroni instead. http://blog.codegangsta.io/blog/2014/05/19/my-thoughts-on-martini/ http://blog.codegangsta.io/blog/2014/05/19/my-thoughts-on-ma...
- sbose78 12y agoWanted to check this - please put up a "Getting Started" documentation. Good job btw :)
- georgyo 12y agoThey don't have much, but they have this: http://gondolaweb.com/tutorials/ http://gondolaweb.com/tutorials/
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- bsaul 12y agoJust had a quick look at the api, and i just love the blobstore part. Decoupling the api from the backend provider is such an obvious thing to do. Yet it seems that it's the first time i've seen it stated so clearly. Once you've totally decoupled blobstore and relational store, it seems like cloud deployment really becomes nothing more than a matter of conf file.