This reminds me of an ongoing discussion I was having with friends about Golang web frameworks -- one side of the argument is that you can achieve so much with the standard library that frameworks are "unnecessary", but folk like me want an ORM(ish) layer and some kind of back-office scaffolding.
https://beego.me and https://iris-go.com are nice, but we (all) have (as yet) to find a Django-like framework that comes with an extensible back-office.
So... Any pointers on the latter? I can do an Ask HN, but this seems like a good context to ask in.
(Edited to add: why the downvotes? Is this not a legitimate question?)
https://beego.me and https://iris-go.com are nice, but we (all) have (as yet) to find a Django-like framework that comes with an extensible back-office.
So... Any pointers on the latter? I can do an Ask HN, but this seems like a good context to ask in.
(Edited to add: why the downvotes? Is this not a legitimate question?)