Beego VS Echo

3. beego. The beego framework is used for the rapid development of REST APIs, web applications, and backend services in Golang. It has specific Golang characteristics like interfaces and struct embedding and is frequently compared to the Python Django web framework. No third-party installations are necessary. It is an entire Model-View-Controller (MVC) framework with its own libraries and the Bee Tool, an integrated tool that aids in locating code changes. The only major downside to beego is that because of its high functionality and numerous features, it is not the best choice for beginners. Documentation Link: https://github.com/astaxie/beego

beego

The little go book, Maybe that can help you a little bit, and then you could try echo High performance, extensible, minimalist Go web framework. 👌🏻 It has good documentation.

The project uses echo for serve as an http server, and we saved the config at the api/server.go file:

You should learn Echo and net http simultaneously, and I'll explain why. Go has a very high quality standard library which comes with a production quality web server and templating, and it has lightweight threads and concurrency primitives built into the language. So basically every library and framework builds on top of what is already there and as rule stuff integrates very well. I recommend Echo specifically because while there are lots of good frameworks, I think Echo is particularly good when it comes to documentation and code examples, i.e. beginner-friendly.

for me, Echo gives me that sense https://echo.labstack.com/

I'm thinking of recreating something like silverbullet using Vite, Svelte, Echo, Sqlite, anime, and web sockets. I'll host it in Docker on my mini server, access it via Tailscale and back it up with restic to Azure. I have some vague idea of building a web app that is both the editor and the app at the same time. Like a game where you build the game by playing the game, but with markdown and magic. Perfect side project fodder.

i prefer echo https://echo.labstack.com/ but from these two, i'd choose fiber

labstack/echo

Echo

I use https://echo.labstack.com/, it's minimalist. Pocketbase also uses Echo.