Learn REVEL with Real Code Examples

Build a blog with CRUD operations

Develop a REST API for a mobile app

Implement authentication and role-based access

Create a web dashboard with templating and forms

Integrate third-party APIs for payment or notifications

Check Go and Revel versions

Verify routes are correctly defined

Check logs for runtime errors

Ensure templates are correctly compiled

Debug filters and middleware behavior

Use Go’s `testing` package

Test controllers, models, and filters separately

Mock databases for isolated tests

Run tests using `go test`

Integrate into CI pipelines

Deploy compiled Go binary to Linux servers

Use Docker containers

Deploy to cloud platforms like AWS or DigitalOcean

Use Nginx as a reverse proxy

Integrate with CI/CD pipelines

Revel CLI for project scaffolding and running

Built-in validation and templating

Filters for request pre/post-processing

Session and cookie management tools

Logging utilities and hot code reload

Relational databases via Go database/sql or ORM libraries

Templating with Revel templates

Middleware/filters for authentication and logging

WebSockets using external packages

Cloud deployment via Docker or Kubernetes

Use Revel CLI for scaffolding

Organize controllers and models modularly

Use filters and templates effectively

Optimize database queries

Monitor performance regularly

Smaller ecosystem than some Go frameworks

Debugging filters and template errors

Managing dependencies with Go modules

Optimizing for concurrency and performance

Limited documentation and tutorials compared to bigger frameworks