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Middleware stack for request handling

Handlers composed in a linear chain

Dependency injection via context parameters

Routing maps URL patterns to handlers

Template rendering and static file serving optional

HTTP request -> Router -> Middleware -> Handler -> Response

Context manages request data

Templates optional for HTML rendering

Static files served via handlers

Middleware can modify request/response along chain

Middleware stack

Dependency injection for handlers

Modular routing and request handling

Stateless request-response cycle

Optional template rendering

Small REST APIs

Prototyping internal tools

Microservices for small teams

Static content servers

Educational Go projects

Minimalistic and lightweight

Middleware-driven architecture

Rapid development and prototyping

Composable handlers and dependency injection

Integration-friendly with Go ecosystem

Add load balancers in front of Martini app

Use Go routines for concurrent processing

Integrate Redis or caching layer

Split services into multiple Martini apps if needed

Monitor performance and optimize middleware

Upgrade Go to latest stable version

Update Martini package if needed

Refactor handler signatures as needed

Test routing and middleware chains

Consider migrating to Gin for larger projects