Overview

The Gowebly CLI is a next-generation command-line interface tool designed specifically for developers looking to create exceptional web applications using Go on the backend. Its seamless integration with modern frontend libraries like htmx, hyperscript, and Alpine.js, alongside popular CSS frameworks, makes it a compelling option for both novice and experienced developers. With its user-friendly structure and intelligent setup automation, Gowebly streamlines the process of web application creation, allowing developers to focus on building rather than getting bogged down by routine tasks.

One standout feature of Gowebly is its commitment to being 100% free and open source, making it accessible to a wider audience. Through comprehensive documentation and multi-language support, it caters to diverse user bases. Whether you're running GNU/Linux, Windows, or macOS, Gowebly is built to function flawlessly across various platforms and architectures, setting the stage for an efficient and enjoyable development experience.

Features

Free and Open Source: Completely free under the Apache 2.0 license, enabling widespread use and collaboration.
Intelligent Project Setup: Simplifies routine project initialization processes, allowing users of any skill level to get started quickly.
Cross-Platform Support: Compatible with all major operating systems (GNU/Linux, Windows, and macOS), ensuring accessibility for every developer.
Extensive Documentation: Well-documented guides, including translations in multiple languages, facilitate user understanding and onboarding.
Built-in Framework Compatibility: Supports popular Go web frameworks like Fiber, Gin, and Echo out of the box for easy integration.
CSS Framework Support: Works seamlessly with major CSS frameworks such as Tailwind CSS and Bootstrap, allowing for diverse styling options.
Live-Reload Capability: Features live-reload for both Go code and frontend files using Air tool, streamlining the development process.
Pre-Configured Docker Support: Comes with ready-to-use Dockerfile and Docker Compose files, making deployment straightforward in any environment.