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Beego vs Geddy: What are the differences?

Introduction

In this markdown, we will discuss the key differences between Beego and Geddy.

  1. Architecture: Beego follows the MVC (Model-View-Controller) architecture, providing clear separation of concerns. On the other hand, Geddy follows a different architecture called HMVC (Hierarchical Model-View-Controller), which allows for more modular and reusable components within the framework.

  2. Community Support: Beego has a larger and more active community compared to Geddy. This means that Beego users have access to more resources, libraries, and community-generated plugins for their projects, making it easier to find help and support when needed.

  3. Routing: Beego uses a traditional routing system where routes are defined in a configuration file or directly in the code. Geddy, on the other hand, utilizes a more dynamic routing system that allows for route parameters and middleware, providing more flexibility and control over the routing process.

  4. Templating Engine: Beego uses the standard Go html/template package for rendering views, which may limit the flexibility and features available for templating. Geddy, on the other hand, uses the EJS (Embedded JavaScript) templating engine, providing a more powerful and feature-rich templating solution.

  5. ORM Support: Beego comes with built-in support for the ORM (Object-Relational Mapping) tool, providing an easy way to interact with databases. Geddy does not have built-in ORM support, requiring users to integrate third-party ORM libraries for database interactions.

  6. Middleware: Beego has a wide range of built-in middleware functions that can be easily integrated into applications for tasks like logging, authentication, and error handling. Geddy also supports middleware but may require more manual configuration and setup compared to Beego's built-in solutions.

In Summary, the key differences between Beego and Geddy lie in their architecture, community support, routing system, templating engine, ORM support, and middleware capabilities.

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    What is Beego?

    It is a RESTful HTTP framework for the rapid development of Go applications including APIs, web apps and backend services with integrated Go specific features such as interfaces and struct embedding.

    What is Geddy?

    Geddy is a full stack open source MVC framework based on ruby on rails methodology with built-in authentication module, passportjs and socket.io integration.

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