🧉 Martin
So, what's everyone up to today? In my remaining few months of "funemployment", I'm working on a language-learning app idea and hoping to get something out there before I run out of time.
🧉 Martin
No. When I say app, I mean web app. It's Preact + TypeScript, with Go on the backend.
Ganesh Khade
Oh. Got it. Do you mostly use Go, for your projects? Can it replace, a full fledged framework like Django, or Rails? I means for a solo developer without much overhead.
🧉 Martin
It's my first choice at the moment for backend code, yeah. I like its simplicity and minimalism. On the other hand, you tend to do a lot more yourself compared to working with something like Django or Rails. If you want the easier route, go with a full batteries-included framework. If you enjoy dealing with the lower-level mechanics and want something small and simple, Go is a good choice.