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to golang-nuts
Some things force us to evolve.
When I started Web Develoment in 2019 , I couldn't code.
I used WordPress, and WordPress let's you build websites without needing to write a single line of code.
Just use Page Builders like Elementor, then whip in a lot of pre-built free and Pro plugins, and a fully complete functional website is up and running.
But as client requests needed more things, and more advanced features meant more money, I was forced to learn PHP .
Then Artificial Intelligence (AI) came and threatened our job, and I was forced to think "Own your own Product".
Now I want to "Own my own Product", but I needed speed for when the Application grows.
This forced me into Go Programming Language.
But Go is like NodeJS (_somehow_), and needs you to glue many unrelated things together, to have an Application up and running.
This again forced me to start building my own Go FullStack framework, that will be like Laravel , Django or ServerPod .
In this way, I won't glue-glue unrelated things: it will just be a Batteries-included Go FullStack framework.
When completed, I want to Open source it, so that the Community continues its further development.
For frontend, it will use inspiration from Templ, Alpine.JS and Pico.CSS and is opinionated like Django , Laravel or ServerPod.
You just install it and build what you want with it. You don't have the flexibility and choice of scouting for which ORM , MiddleWare* , Router , Query Builder , etc.
All is built-in. You just install it and build what you want with it.
QUESTION
What is the best way to Open source it, so that the Community continues its further development ?
Regards.