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Gin Web Framework
DESCRIPTION
Gin is an incredibly fast web framework written in Golang that can perform up to 40 times faster, thanks to its martini-like API and custom version of httprouter. It’s got a very small memory footprint, no reflection and Radix tree based routing as well. For those looking for unprecedented speed and good productivity, Gin is the way to go.
Gin is packed with great features, including middleware support, JSON validation and more. It gives an easy to use API for JSON, XML and HTML rendering, and can be extended easily with plenty of sample codes.
Features
- Radix tree based routing, predictable API performance and more resulting in amazing speed
- Great middleware support
- Crash-free, with the ability to catch a panic during an HTTP request and recover it
- JSON validation
- Organized routes grouping
- Convenient error management
- Built-in rendering
- Extendable, with plenty of sample codes
Programming Language
Go
Categories
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