>>How does Go ... compare in terms of performance, ease of development with RoR, Laravel?
The available web frameworks for Go are more comparable to microframeworks like flask. If comparing directly to RoR or Laraval, you may find some gaps. Not that they can't be solved, but there's less available out of the box. Things like:
- multiple file upload
- session handling without cookies
- built in support for a variety of authentication types and backends
The communities are also significantly smaller, so there's less experience to draw on.
Not to say you can't build websites just fine with golang, but it's doesn't seem to be a strong suit at the moment.
The available web frameworks for Go are more comparable to microframeworks like flask. If comparing directly to RoR or Laraval, you may find some gaps. Not that they can't be solved, but there's less available out of the box. Things like:
- multiple file upload
- session handling without cookies
- built in support for a variety of authentication types and backends
The communities are also significantly smaller, so there's less experience to draw on.
Not to say you can't build websites just fine with golang, but it's doesn't seem to be a strong suit at the moment.