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Fiber for the HTTP framework; I've usually gone with either Echo or Gin, but I've decided to try this newcomer out because it is inspired by Express (a big fan in my Node.js days)
Typescript for compile-time type checking and offline documentation by using @types packages
qmgo as the driver because it provides a more friendly API than the official one
MongoDB for the simplicity and ease of deployment, and I can maintain the schema entirely in the codebase due to the nature of Go structs and their default values qmgo as the driver because it provides a more friendly API than the official one Atlas for hosting as it's the official way to run Mongo in the cloud
Prettier to format everything consistently (only a team of one but it's nice to work with)
Parcel to bundle assets for production and act as a development server to continuously rebuild while editing automatic image resizing and image conversion to more efficient file types support for TS and SASS compilation out of the box
Fiber for the HTTP framework; I've usually gone with either Echo or Gin, but I've decided to try this newcomer out because it is inspired by Express (a big fan in my Node.js days)
Fiber for the HTTP framework; I've usually gone with either Echo or Gin, but I've decided to try this newcomer out because it is inspired by Express (a big fan in my Node.js days)