I'm using Go on App Engine, decently large scale site. It's a pretty good setup. Includes a task queue, database, file storage, almost everything you need. N

I'm using Go on App Engine, decently large scale site. It's a pretty good setup. Includes a task queue, database, file storage, almost everything you need. Not having to manage those things yourself is pretty fantastic. No need to use godeps, setup logging, create a deployment system, or manage linux machines with a bunch of scripts. You can even pipe your logs into BigQuery for serious analysis (and copy your database there too, though this might be expensive for large databases). Main downside of App Engine is that network stuff has to go over urlfetch/socket api unless you use Managed VM, which is not really production ready yet. As for frameworks, the builtin http package is fine. Just make some http.Handler structs or wrappers and you're basically done.