What technologies are used in your projects?

Projects in Go typically use the following technologies and tools:

• Frameworks and libraries:

  • net/http for creating HTTP servers and clients.
  • gin, echo, or fiber — popular web frameworks for simplifying REST API development.
  • grpc for high-performance communication between services.

• Working with databases:

  • database/sql with drivers for PostgreSQL, MySQL, etc.
  • ORM libraries, such as gorm or ent.

• Microservices and communication:

  • Using protobuf for data serialization.
  • Message exchange systems, such as Kafka, RabbitMQ.

• Testing tools:

  • Built-in testing package.
  • Mocking libraries, such as gomock.

• CI/CD and containerization:

  • Docker for packaging applications.
  • Kubernetes for orchestration.

• Monitoring and logging:

  • Prometheus and Grafana for metrics.
  • Logrus or Zap for logging.

This stack allows creating scalable, high-performance, and maintainable applications in Go.