#go

Gin is a high-performance HTTP web framework for Go built on a zero-allocation, httprouter-derived radix-tree router. It offers Express-style routing, middleware chains, JSON binding/validation, and built-in rendering for building REST APIs and microservices.

esbuild is a high-performance JavaScript/TypeScript/CSS bundler and minifier written in Go, designed to be 10-100x faster than traditional web build tools. It offers a unified CLI, JS, and Go API with built-in support for ESM/CommonJS, JSX, tree shaking, source maps, and plugins.

Fiber is a fast, Express-inspired web framework for Go built on top of the high-performance fasthttp engine. It offers a familiar routing API, middleware, and zero memory allocation in the hot path, targeting developers who want rapid web/API development with low overhead.

Wails is a Go framework for building cross-platform desktop applications that combine a Go backend with a web-based frontend rendered in the operating system's native webview. It lets developers expose Go methods to JavaScript and package the result as a lightweight native binary without bundling a full browser like Electron.

Task is a cross-platform task runner and build tool written in Go, configured via a simple YAML Taskfile. It positions itself as a modern alternative to Make, with built-in dependency tracking, file-checksum-based change detection, and a single self-contained binary.

cheat is a command-line tool for creating and viewing plain-text cheatsheets, designed to remind users of options for commands they use occasionally. It supports tags, syntax highlighting, multiple cheatpaths, regex search, and shell autocompletion.