[nishs]

Iris is a poorly maintained project that I would not recommend for production use.

See the drama unfold at https://www.reddit.com/r/golang/comments/57w79c/why_you_real... and https://www.reddit.com/r/golang/comments/57tmp1/why_you_shou...

[iris-go]

This is totally propaganda, they spamm those links without even reading the code. Florin is clearly putting lies to a part of the community to deflame the Iris via the slack golang chat. He's also banned the author of the web framework without notice or any other action from his behalf. Is this a healthy relation between an author of a popular software and a guy who never wrote a single line of code?

[rcarmo]

Well, it _seemed_ nice. Regardless, I'm a bit more concerned with back-office scaffoldings myself. Any pointers?

[golangnews]

I wrote a scaffold generator here you may find interesting.

https://github.com/fragmenta/fragmenta

It’s fairly simple to write some simple generator using the built in text/template package if all you want are admin scaffolds.

[iris-go]

Note the dates and you'll see the truth, if you're a programmer you can also read the code, Iris doesn't even use the libraries the 1+ year old article claims to be used there.