Rapid, easy full-stack web development starter kit and admin panel in Go
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Rapid, easy full-stack web development starter kit and admin panel in Go
Go/Echo+Templ+Htmx: Full stack application using Golang's Echo framework & Templ templating language with user session management + CRUD to a SQLite database (To Do List) and HTMX in the frontend
Go/Fiber🧬+</>Templ to-do list app with user login and HTMx-powered frontend.
golang webapp framework (rails inspired) with WASM, Effortless Migrations, Simple SQL that's NOT gorm, and Ultimate Routing Control
Go/Echo+</>Templ: User List App as an example of a project structured in layers, use of Templ Template language and frontend with HTMx technology
Twitch archive using Go/PocketBase, SvelteKit/Tailwind/Vidstack and FFmpeg
Simple full-stack web application for saving notes to a Sqlite database (CRUD), with HTML template rendering using </> htmx & _hyperscript. This is a minimalist application that does not use any additional libraries beyond the standard Go library.
Self-hostable expense-splitter on the web.
Go + Fiber + HTMX = Fullstack Template App
Example app based on Go + templ + </>htmx + gorm + TailwindCSS + daisyUI + Ionicons
Full-stack app using Go Fiber's SQLite3 storage package to persist user sessions & HTMX on the frontend
Real-time chat full-stack web application written in golang based on websocket, with Fiber framework and HTMX-powered frontend.
Fusioning HTMX and GO-HTTP like an Oreo 🍪⚪️🍪
Full stack Demo app made in frameworkless Go (Todo App 🧬), centralized HTTP error handling, CRUD to a SQLite database and HTMx-powered frontend.
GO+SVELTE boilerplate
Go/Echo+Templ: Demo App to use session authentication (with middleware) and centralized HTTP error handling with the Echo framework, use of Templ Template language and frontend with HTMx technology
NeoShare is a self-hosted hassle-free file sharing 📂 service which provides with a single downloadable link 🔗.
Minimalistic blogging web app with golang's templates and HTMX.
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