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Go doesn’t believe in frameworks, but teams still need them

Go is a powerful language known for its simplicity, speed, and concurrency model. But the Go community also traditionally takes a strong stance against frameworks and centralized conventions — and that’s where many teams, especially those coming from structured environments like Rails, Django, or FastAPI, hit a wall.

This post explores the structural gap in Go development, why it exists, and how Encore is helping fill that void with a convention-driven framework that brings clarity, consistency, and productivity back to backend development.

https://encore.dev/blog/go-frameworks

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Go doesn’t believe in frameworks, but teams still need them

Go is a powerful language known for its simplicity, speed, and concurrency model. But the Go community also traditionally takes a strong stance against frameworks and centralized conventions — and that’s where many teams, especially those coming from structured environments like Rails, Django, or FastAPI, hit a wall.

This post explores the structural gap in Go development, why it exists, and how Encore is helping fill that void with a convention-driven framework that brings clarity, consistency, and productivity back to backend development.

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