I recently overhauled Confetti Framework. Initially, I aimed to mimic Laravel’s style, but I soon discovered that embracing idiomatic Go leads to a cleaner and more robust design. Finding solid examples of idiomatic Go in the context of web frameworks was a challenge, so I rewrote Confetti as a proof of concept for building applications the Go way.
Key points:
- Idiomatic Go: The framework now adheres strictly to Go’s best practices.
- Core Functionality Only: I provide the essential features expected of a framework. For anything extra, I’ve documented how to implement it yourself.
I’m looking for feedback on how to improve this minimal base—especially from those used to feature-rich frameworks.
I recently overhauled Confetti Framework. Initially, I aimed to mimic Laravel’s style, but I soon discovered that embracing idiomatic Go leads to a cleaner and more robust design. Finding solid examples of idiomatic Go in the context of web frameworks was a challenge, so I rewrote Confetti as a proof of concept for building applications the Go way.
Key points:
- Idiomatic Go: The framework now adheres strictly to Go’s best practices.
- Core Functionality Only: I provide the essential features expected of a framework. For anything extra, I’ve documented how to implement it yourself.
I’m looking for feedback on how to improve this minimal base—especially from those used to feature-rich frameworks.
Documentation: https://confetti-framework.github.io/docs/
GitHub Framework: https://github.com/confetti-framework/confetti
GitHub Docs: https://github.com/confetti-framework/docs
Looking forward to your thoughts!