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Revel is open-source (MIT license)

Commercial support via Go consultants or agencies

Enterprise apps benefit from Go performance

Training and workshops available

Integration with cloud hosting and CI/CD pipelines

Continued compatibility with latest Go versions

Enhanced developer tools and CLI improvements

Better community-driven libraries

Improved documentation and tutorials

Optimizations for large-scale web applications

Teams unfamiliar with Go

Very lightweight microservices needing minimal framework

Projects requiring large ecosystem of third-party packages

Prototyping where Go compilation may slow iteration

When hot code reload is critical in production

Revel is a full-featured Go web framework with MVC architecture.

Provides routing, templates, filters, session management, and hot code reload.

Suitable for building scalable web applications, APIs, and services in Go.

Emphasizes productivity and structured development.

Supports deployment as compiled Go binaries for high performance.

Is Revel open-source? -> Yes, MIT license.

Can Revel be used in production? -> Yes, Go performance allows production-ready apps.

Does Revel support hot code reload? -> Yes, during development.

What databases does Revel support? -> Any Go-supported database via sql/db or ORM libraries.

Is Revel suitable for REST APIs? -> Yes, commonly used for APIs and web apps.