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Cleanup on Web Frameworks #5490
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Reasons: - No commit on default branch for at least a year - No ongoing work in another branch - No ongoing discussion about looking for a new maintainer - Explicitly marked as archived
… as it's entered maintenance mode. But I'm not sure you want to remove it, as it's quite popular. This is why I isolated it in a dedicated commit.
… as the only commits in the past 2 years have been made by dependabot. But I don't know if you want to remove it as it's quite popular. This is why I isolated it in a dedicated commit.
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I've viewed every removed entry, Most are inactive since 2years, LGTM
- [Goyave](https://github.com/go-goyave/goyave) - Feature-complete REST API framework aimed at clean code and fast development, with powerful built-in functionalities. | ||
- [Hertz](https://github.com/cloudwego/hertz) - A high-performance and strong-extensibility Go HTTP framework that helps developers build microservices. | ||
- [hiboot](https://github.com/hidevopsio/hiboot) - hiboot is a high performance web application framework with auto configuration and dependency injection support. | ||
- [Huma](https://github.com/danielgtaylor/huma/) - Framework for modern REST/GraphQL APIs with built-in OpenAPI 3, generated documentation, and a CLI. | ||
- [iWF](https://github.com/indeedeng/iwf) - iWF is an all-in-one platform for developing long-running business processes. It offers a convenient abstraction for utilizing databases, ElasticSearch, message queues, durable timers, and more, with a clean, simple, and user-friendly interface. | ||
- [Lit](https://github.com/jvcoutinho/lit) - Highly performant declarative web framework for Golang, aiming for simplicity and quality of life. | ||
- [Macaron](https://github.com/go-macaron/macaron) - Macaron is a high productive and modular design web framework in Go. |
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https://github.com/go-macaron/macaron: seems to be maintained as it shows that last update was 2 weeks ago (though, it's just dependabot edition). and has a lot of users.
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Yeah I thought you might not want to remove this one, this is why I put it in a dedicated commit. I'll remove it as soon as possible 😉
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since 2022 the updates are from dependabot[bot], I consider the project "stalled"
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LGTM
it pains me to approve this PR seeing projects "die" (without updates), our job at awesome-go is to keep the list with active projects
congratulations on the excellent work @David-Guillot
Hi there 👋
As I've been investigating Go in the context of web applications, I've found a lot of things in this awesome list, thanks!
But I've also found many dead/unmaintained projects, and to be honest it was a bit of a pain because when you're in the discovery phase like I am, you want an awesome list to be concise and up-to-date. So here is a PR to clean things up.
I've made a first commit with the mass-removal of many obviously dead projects, then other commits with single projects that I'm not sure would fit your criteria for removal.
Related to #5136