High Performance REST API Framework.

[Sai Matam]

What would be a high performance web framework? I am looking for:-

1. Reactive (non-blocking)
2. Enough HTTP compatibility to implement a REST API
3. Would be great if it feels like Spring Boot or Swagger 
4. Well maintained.
5. Should be able to scale to tens of thousands of connections 
6. WebSocket support would be nice.
7. idiomatic or stylized.

Thank you.

regards,

Sai Matam

[dpsa...@gmail.com]

Hi there,

I've had quite a success with https://github.com/gin-gonic/gin, super fast and feels similar to lumen/laravel (php) and express (nodejs). 

Cheers,
Dimitrios

[Rodolfo]

I liked this:  https://gofiber.io/

For now, Its seems better to me.

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[David Riley]

I like Echo (echo.labstack.com) a lot. Nice and modular, more capable than Gin with about the same performance, and I think it meets all of your criteria (except having never used Spring Boot before, I don't know how it compares).


- Dave

[Kurtis Rader]

On Sat, May 9, 2020 at 10:57 AM Sai Matam <saim...@gmail.com> wrote:

What would be a high performance web framework? I am looking for:-

Googling "go caddy gin echo" produces a lot of results. One of those is the Caddy web server. I use Caddy for my personal web server and have been very happy using it rather than Apache or Nginx. It's not clear what you are looking for since "web framework" is a nebulous term. See https://caddyserver.com/docs/v2-upgrade for how the new Caddy v2 implementation makes Websocket's easier to use.

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