My opinion is that one of the reasons other languages need a framework is
that the standard library is too hard to work with. So the frameworks take
some of these burden and also take a lot of decisions for the you. In Go
the standard library is powerful and simple enough to us to build the
As evidence for not needing the next layer of abstraction, I offer Django
class-based-views. The go approach is much more understandable and easier
to follow.
On Saturday, June 13, 2020 at 4:11:59 PM UTC-4, Asim Aslam wrote:
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> Might not be the right place for this discussion but also useful
I am very very old, and very old school, so I always start with UMLs and
ERDs and design my apps long before I do any coding. These flowcharts are
visual representations that are concise and easy to understand and they are
saved as XML which can be parsed by a Go program controlled by +generate
