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> Go has frameworks

I don't know nothing monolithic like Rails for Go, do you? What I was trying to say is that you have to use libs, instead of a big monolithic framework like Rails, that do not exists for Go (AFAIK).

I don't like Node and NPM, but it would be the alternative to Asset Pipeline (e.g. for concatenating and minifying JS and CSS, etc).



> I don't know nothing monolithic like Rails for Go, do you?

Revel is pretty monolithic: https://revel.github.io/

I've used it to build a web application, and here are some of the problems it addresses (this is just the table of contents from their manual):

    - Controllers
    - URL Routing
    - Request Parameters
    - Validation
    - Session & Flash
    - Results & Response
    - Templates
    - Interceptors
    - Filters
    - Websockets
    - Internationalization
    - Cache
    - Database
    - Debugging




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