negroni

In fact, from Negroni's readme: > Negroni is not a framework.

Martini is slow, try again with Negroni which is the new lib by the author of Martini.

I don't think Negroni and Gin will mix well</pun> I implemented almost the same features as Negroni's middlewares [0] in my project (a backend for grassroots referendums).

In fact, the author of Martini had posted a criticism of his own opus and ended up writing Negroni instead.

Plus isn't Negroni made to specifically be more about middleware than a fully-featured framework?

Finding a middleware solution (negroni) was key for me to feeling productive.

Even Jeremy Saenz realized that and released Negroni after developing Martini.

Although, my question was performance-wise because I think Negroni will be similar in performance.

For example, I use martini, negroni, gorm and mgo on a daily basis.

I believe that Negroni is considered a library rather than a framework.

I have had a lot of fun with Negroni and Gorilla.

There's also negroni [2] and its ecosystem.

Negroni is from the creator of Martini, Goji is apparently high in antioxidants, but I'm partial to Macaron.

There's heaps of them, but the major one that strikes me is Negroni.

If you say use Negroni, you might as well say use net/http (which is fair enough, since it's a low-level framework in itself).