In recent years, the GO language has been used more and more, especially in web application development and high-performance server projects. Mastering some commonly used development frameworks when developing new projects can save development time and improve work efficiency, which is also a basic skill requirement for software developers. Today I would like to share with you some common GO language development frameworks, hoping to help you. Beijing Muqi Mobile Technology Co., Ltd., a professional software outsourcing development company, welcomes exchanges and cooperation.
1. Gin: Gin is a web framework written in Go (Golang). It is a minimal framework, it contains only necessary libraries and functions, and is very efficient. Gin can quickly build a maintainable web program.
2. Revel: Revel is a full-featured web framework written in Go. The main difference between Revel and other modern frameworks (such as web.py, Sinatra, Flask, etc.) is that it can be developed from a clean installation of Go without any configuration or third-party libraries.
3. Beego: Beego is a lightweight web framework written in Go. Beego provides the main web framework functions such as RESTful routing, template engine, WebSocket, configuration, session storage and recording, and there are many small and practical functions waiting for you to discover.
4. Echo: Echo is an efficient, extensible and minimal Go web framework. Echo's development is primarily focused on creating modular and maintainable web applications.
5. Martini: Martini is a classic Go web framework. Martini provides many excellent functions, including dynamic parameter matching, convenient Midware management mechanism, nested routing, etc.
6. Buffalo: Buffalo provides all the tools you need to quickly develop web applications in Go. This includes routing, templating, orm, websocket and more.
7. Iris: Iris framework is a super fast, simple and complete web framework written in Go programming language. The Iris framework provides a complete solution with many hardware optimizations as well as cloud features.
8. Gokit: Gokit is a pluggable, modular, and customizable microservice framework and toolkit.
9. GoBuffalo: GoBuffalo adopts and integrates the best third-party libraries and tools. It can be said that it is a Rails tailored for the Go language, and the goal is to quickly develop Web applications in the Go language.