Mango is a modular web-application framework for Go, inspired by Rack, and PEP333.

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• Gin

  10.0 8.4 mango VS Gin

  Gin is a web framework written in Go! It features a martini-like API with much better performance, up to 40 times faster. If you need performance and good productivity.

• Iris

  9.9 9.0 mango VS Iris

  A very minimal but flexible and high-performance golang web application framework, providing a robust set of features for building web applications.

• Beego

  9.9 8.5 mango VS Beego

  beego is an open-source, high-performance web framework for the Go programming language.

• Echo

  9.8 7.8 mango VS Echo

  A fast and unfancy micro web framework for Go.

• Revel

  9.8 4.5 mango VS Revel

  A high-productivity web framework for the Go language.

• go-kit

  9.8 7.0 mango VS go-kit

  A Microservice toolkit with support for service discovery, load balancing, pluggable transports, request tracking, etc.

• httprouter

  9.7 5.7 mango VS httprouter

  A high performance router. Use this and the standard http handlers to form a very high performance web framework.

• mux

  9.7 6.7 mango VS mux

  A powerful URL router and dispatcher for golang.

• negroni

  9.5 5.4 mango VS negroni

  Idiomatic HTTP middleware for Golang.

• chi

  9.4 7.0 mango VS chi

  Small, fast and expressive HTTP router built on net/context.

• Buffalo

  9.3 9.1 mango VS Buffalo

  Bringing the productivity of Rails to Go!

• GoSwagger

  9.2 8.7 mango VS GoSwagger

  Swagger 2.0 implementation for go

• web.go

  9.2 0.0 mango VS web.go

  A simple framework to write webapps in Go.

• goa

  9.1 8.9 mango VS goa

  Framework for developing microservices based on the design of Ruby's Praxis.

• go-json-rest

  9.0 0.0 mango VS go-json-rest

  A quick and easy way to setup a RESTful JSON API.

• go-socket.io

  9.0 5.6 mango VS go-socket.io

  socket.io library for golang, a realtime application framework.

• gqlgen

  8.9 9.2 mango VS gqlgen

  go generate based graphql server library

• Macaron

  8.8 2.8 mango VS Macaron

  Macaron is a high productive and modular design web framework in Go.

• Gizmo

  8.7 7.0 mango VS Gizmo

  Microservice toolkit used by the New York Times.

• fasthttprouter

  8.5 0.3 mango VS fasthttprouter

  A high performance router forked from httprouter. The first router fit for fasthttp.

• utron

  8.4 0.7 mango VS utron

  A lightweight MVC framework for Go(Golang).

• Faygo

  8.2 5.4 mango VS Faygo

  Faygo uses the new architecture to make itself the most suitable Go Web framework for developping API. Just define a struct Handler, Faygo will automatically bind, verify the request parameters and generate the online API documentation.

• alice

  8.2 0.0 mango VS alice

  Painless middleware chaining for Go.

• melody

  8.2 0.0 mango VS melody

  Minimalist websocket framework for Go

• gocraft/web

  8.0 0.7 mango VS gocraft/web

  A mux and middleware package in Go.

• Tollbooth

  7.9 6.8 mango VS Tollbooth

  Rate limit HTTP request handler.

• render

  7.8 2.7 mango VS render

  Go package for easily rendering JSON, XML, and HTML template responses.

• CORS

  7.7 3.6 mango VS CORS

  Easily add CORS capabilities to your API.

• Bone

  7.7 1.6 mango VS Bone

  Lightning Fast HTTP Multiplexer.

• pat

  7.7 0.0 mango VS pat

  Sinatra style pattern muxer for Go’s net/http library, by the author of Sinatra.

• tango

  7.4 3.5 mango VS tango

  Micro & pluggable web framework for Go.

• tigertonic

  7.4 0.0 mango VS tigertonic

  A Go framework for building JSON web services inspired by Dropwizard

• REST Layer

  7.2 6.3 mango VS REST Layer

  A framework to build REST/GraphQL API on top of databases with mostly configuration over code.

• Limiter

  7.0 7.2 mango VS Limiter

  Dead simple rate limit middleware for Go.

• Goji

  7.0 1.8 mango VS Goji

  Goji is a minimalistic and flexible HTTP request multiplexer with support for net/context.

• aah

  6.4 7.3 mango VS aah

  A scalable, performant, rapid development Web framework for Go.

• rye

  6.4 1.5 mango VS rye

  Tiny Go middleware library (with canned Middlewares) that supports JWT, CORS, Statsd, and Go 1.7 context

• traffic

  6.4 0.0 mango VS traffic

  Sinatra inspired regexp/pattern mux and web framework for Go.

• neo

  6.2 0.0 mango VS neo

  Neo is minimal and fast Go Web Framework with extremely simple API.

• ozzo-routing

  6.1 0.0 mango VS ozzo-routing

  A high-performance HTTP router and Web framework supporting routes with regular expressions. Comes with full support for quickly building a RESTful API application.

• golongpoll

  6.1 0.0 mango VS golongpoll

  HTTP longpoll server library that makes web pub-sub simple.

• httptreemux

  6.0 1.7 mango VS httptreemux

  High-speed, flexible tree-based HTTP router for Go. Inspiration from httprouter.

• gongular

  5.9 0.0 mango VS gongular

  A fast Go web framework with input mapping/validation and (DI) Dependency Injection

• lars

  5.8 0.0 mango VS lars

  Is a lightweight, fast and extensible zero allocation HTTP router for Go used to create customizable frameworks.

• Siesta

  5.8 2.5 mango VS Siesta

  Composable framework to write middleware and handlers

• Air

  5.8 8.9 mango VS Air

  An ideally refined web framework for Go.

• Glue

  5.6 1.3 mango VS Glue

  Robust Go and Javascript Socket Library (Alternative to Socket.io).

• Gondola

  5.6 0.0 mango VS Gondola

  The web framework for writing faster sites, faster

• vestigo

  5.4 1.4 mango VS vestigo

  A performant, stand-alone, HTTP compliant URL Router for go web applications.

• interpose

  5.4 0.0 mango VS interpose

  Minimalist net/http middleware for golang.

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