Learn MARTINI with Real Code Examples

Simple REST API returning JSON

Static file server

CRUD web app with HTML templates

Middleware logging and authentication

Rapid prototype of microservices

Check Go build and runtime errors

Verify package imports and paths

Ensure correct middleware order

Check routing patterns for conflicts

Debug handler logic with log statements

Use Go's built-in `testing` package

Test handlers with `httptest`

Mock dependencies if needed

Run tests with `go test ./...`

Write table-driven tests for routes

Compile and run as standalone Go binary

Deploy via Docker container

Deploy on cloud platforms (AWS, GCP, DigitalOcean)

Run behind reverse proxy (NGINX)

Use process managers like systemd or supervisor

Go standard library

Martini package

Middleware libraries for logging, recovery, sessions

html/template for templating

net/http for additional functionality

Databases via `database/sql` or ORM packages

Redis, Memcached, or caching systems

Third-party APIs via HTTP clients

JSON serialization and parsing

Testing frameworks like `testing` or `httptest`

Use middleware for logging and recovery

Keep handlers small and modular

Use Go templates for HTML

Leverage Go concurrency for lightweight tasks

Automate tests and builds

Minimal built-in features

Outdated and unmaintained framework

Manual handling for authentication, sessions

Limited community support

Scaling large applications requires careful design