Hey Brian, I totally understand your perspective — it's valid and actually very important. You're right to be cautious when it comes to running binaries from unknown sources. At the moment, the repository is private, but I’ve been seriously considering making it public/open source soon. Out of curiosity, would you be interested in taking a look at the source code for testing or reviewing purposes? I’d be happy to give you access if that’s something you'd be open to. Em domingo, 22 de junho de 2025 às 11:54:37 UTC-3, Brian Candler escreveu:
> I'm afraid I don't fully understand: you said "it’s not open source yet", > but at the same time it's "available for download", which makes it unclear > what you're offering. Binary downloads only? Source code but with a non-OSS > license? > > I can only speak for myself, but if it's binary download only, I would > discount it completely on that basis. It takes a lot of effort to set up a > tight enough sandbox to run untrusted code from a developer who is unknown > to me. > > On Sunday, 22 June 2025 at 14:49:23 UTC+1 Tulio Rodrigues de Freitas > Nascimento wrote: > >> >> Hi Brian, >> >> Thank you for the feedback — I really appreciate the heads-up! >> >> Just to clarify: in the previous message I mentioned that I was >> developing the stack, while this latest post was to inform that it is now >> available for download. >> So the intention wasn't to repost due to lack of response, but rather to >> share that it’s finally usable. >> >> That said, I completely understand your point and will definitely take a >> closer look at the projects you mentioned — although I had done some >> research, I didn’t come across anything that actually connects and >> automates both backend (Go) and frontend (Vue 3) in a unified structure, >> allowing them to communicate seamlessly. >> >> That’s exactly the goal of LWDK: to provide a minimal yet productive >> environment that makes fullstack web development with Go viable and >> organized. >> >> Thanks again for the note! >> >> Best, >> Túlio >> Em domingo, 22 de junho de 2025 às 07:20:58 UTC-3, Brian Candler escreveu: >> >>> I observed that you already announced this a few days ago: >>> https://groups.google.com/g/golang-nuts/c/SGIBI2xxx_c >>> >>> If you didn't get any reply to the first announcement, maybe it's >>> because there are already so many other projects working in this space, e.g. >>> https://awesome-go.com/web-frameworks/ >>> https://github.com/mingrammer/go-web-framework-stars >>> >>> Also, some Go programmers prefer not to work with a "framework" but just >>> directly code to the Go standard library. This article is quite old but >>> still relevant: >>> >>> https://medium.com/code-zen/why-i-don-t-use-go-web-frameworks-1087e1facfa4 >>> >>> On Sunday, 22 June 2025 at 00:21:52 UTC+1 Tulio Rodrigues de Freitas >>> Nascimento wrote: >>> >>>> Hi everyone! [image: :waving_hand:] >>>> My name is Túlio, I’m 29 years old and from Brazil. I’m developing a >>>> web development stack called LWDK, built in Go, that aims to bring >>>> automation concepts—similar to what *Artisan* does for Laravel—into >>>> the Go ecosystem. >>>> >>>> The stack is installable via CLI, written entirely in Go, and designed >>>> to simplify and speed up full-stack web development with Vue (via Vite) >>>> and >>>> Go. >>>> >>>> I’ve created a website where you can download the tool and see it in >>>> action: https://lwdk.site13.com.br. >>>> It includes an automatic translation widget for other languages, and >>>> I’m currently working on full internationalization of the tool. >>>> >>>> While it’s not open source *yet* (as I’m still working on its core), I >>>> plan to make it open in the future. All help is welcome, and if you’re >>>> interested in the idea or want to be part of the project, feel free to >>>> reach out! >>>> >>>> <https://forum.golangbridge.org/t/introducing-lwdk-a-framework-stack-connecting-vite-vue-and-golang-for-productivity/39060#p-91743-key-features-1>Key >>>> >>>> features: >>>> >>>> - One command creates a full project structure (frontend + backend) >>>> - Live reload for both frontend and backend >>>> - Separation of concerns with clean structure using the [create] >>>> command >>>> - [make:route] generates backend routes automatically in Go >>>> - [db:sync] syncs and creates database structures with optional >>>> pre-sets (great for debugging) >>>> - And more to come! >>>> >>>> [image: :package:] Download and learn more: https://lwdk.site13.com.br >>>> >>>> Let me know what you think or if you’d like to contribute. Thanks! [image: >>>> :raising_hands:] >>>> >>> -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "golang-nuts" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to golang-nuts+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. To view this discussion visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/golang-nuts/bf43d672-d635-4bdf-9393-9a75782999dan%40googlegroups.com.
