andrewfromx

In 2020 I started an open source #golang web framework called "feedback". Almost five years later I have a bunch of sites using it in production. It's a *very opinionated* framework. Here is a post about it on tech site lobsters

https://lobste.rs/s/bcgcgs/feedback_golang_webapp_framework

"this HAS to be some kind of prank" was a comment from someone referring to one of these opinionated choices I made. it's not a prank. Everything in this framework is from real world coding in the trenches with battles and scars.

Feedback - A Golang Webapp Framework | Lobsters

Jul 5, 2024 at 5:58pmWeb
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