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MVC (Model-View-Controller) architecture

Controllers handle HTTP requests

Models encapsulate business logic

Views rendered using Revel template engine

Built-in request pipeline with filters and interceptors

Controller handles request

Model performs business logic and database operations

View renders HTML using Revel templates

Filters manage pre/post request logic

Response sent to client

MVC - structured application design

Filters - middleware-like pre/post processing

Event-driven request handling

Models for persistence and validation

Template rendering for view layer

REST API backend for mobile apps

Full-stack web applications

Cloud-native microservices

Real-time services using goroutines

Enterprise backend systems

High productivity for Go web developers

Full-featured framework with minimal external dependencies

MVC pattern with clear separation of concerns

Emphasis on type safety and performance

Hot reload for rapid development

Leverage Go concurrency for high throughput

Use caching for frequent queries

Deploy multiple server instances for load balancing

Integrate with cloud services and queues

Monitor metrics and scale horizontally

Update Go toolchain and Revel framework

Refactor deprecated methods

Test routes, controllers, and filters

Deploy incrementally to production

Monitor logs and performance