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goship
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Opinionated Go + HTMX framework for shipping production apps fast ⛵️
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leomorpho/goship is an open-source project by leomorpho: Opinionated Go + HTMX framework for shipping production apps fast ⛵️. Indexed here so it can be found — not resold.
It is free. Get it from the upstream repository: https://github.com/leomorpho/goship
From the project's own README (excerpt, reproduced for discovery under its MIT license):
GoShip: Ship in Record Time ⛵️🛟⚓️📦
A Go + HTMX boilerplate with all the essentials for your SaaS, AI tools, or web apps. Start earning online quickly without the hassle.
🎯 The goal of this project is to build the most comprehensive Go-centric OSS starter boilerplate to ship projects fast.
Check out the video above for a rapid walkthrough of the project! 🏂
This started as a fork of pagoda, for which I am super grateful! Big shoutout to Mike Stefanello and team!
Getting Started
Make sure you have make and Golang installed on your machine.
To get up and running with GoShip:
For in-depth info on the architecture of the project, please see the mikestefanello/pagoda repo. There are some key differences, but since this was originally a fork, 99% of it still applies. I am working on creating clear and actionable documentation, but that is quite time-consuming, so don't hold your socks.
Motivation
Build the same rich interfaces you would build with Javascript frameworks, but with HTML and Go. Limit the number of tools you use. Develop rapidly.
Why the Hell Do We Need Another Boilerplate?
Well, I noticed that there were none for Go. Now, I know most Go folks like to build it all themselves. And while I love doing that myself, I have many project ideas for which I just want to build that specific project, not the entire infra surrounding it, like auth, notifications, payments, file uploads etc. This project has served me well in bringing to production many projects so far. It has evolved far beyond what I originally planned for, though there is still so much potentional to expand on and implement for.
If you'd like a no-nonesense (or not too much?) starter kit to get your next project to production ASAP, while also using awesome…
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05Versions
Full history →| Version | Channel | Released | Notes |
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| 0.0.0 | stable | Oct 12, 2026 | Indexed listing — see the upstream repository for real release history. |