Learn MARTINI with Real Code Examples

Install Go (latest stable version)

Get Martini via `go get github.com/go-martini/martini`

Create a new project folder

Import Martini package in main.go

Run project with `go run main.go`

Install Go runtime

Set GOPATH and workspace

Install Martini package

Create project folder and main.go

Run and test application

main.go - main entry point

handlers/ - route handlers

templates/ - HTML templates

static/ - static assets

config/ - optional configuration files

go get github.com/go-martini/martini -> install

go run main.go -> run app

go build -> compile binary

go test ./... -> run tests

go fmt ./... -> format code

No built-in i18n

Use third-party Go libraries for translation

Templates can handle UTF-8 content

Locale logic implemented in handlers

Community libraries available but limited

Web browser accessible

Templates can include ARIA attributes

Keyboard navigation depends on frontend

CSRF protection must be added manually

No built-in i18n support

HTML templates using Go's html/template

Static assets served from `/static`

CSS/JS frameworks integrated manually

Minimal built-in styling support

Dynamic HTML rendered via handlers

Stateless HTTP request handling

Middleware can add temporary context

Handlers manage request/response state

Optional in-memory caching via middleware

No built-in session management

Database access via `database/sql` or ORMs

Manual query execution and migrations

JSON encoding/decoding for APIs

Middleware can inject DB connections

Logs and metrics handled externally