Hi all - this is a culmination of a lot of work I've been doing over the past few years of trying to make different code generators, DSLs, and this is something I'm pretty proud of (but yes, I did lean heavily on Claude Code to see this vision through)
Some of the key features here are:
- API generation - transparent calling of API's from server or client-side. It's all go code and `gux gen` generates the http middleware for communicating to the backend
- Model scaffolding - generate admin screens with complex data relationships using a JSON configuration file
- Claude Code ready - comes baked in with skills and an initial CLAUDE.md file to get started
- Tailwind baked in - keeps your CSS file small
- Docker ready. Build the entire stack into a single binary that contains the wasm file and all dependencies.
I'd appreciate any feedback, good or bad, I know that this is a lot of "magic" for Go that is primarily frowned upon - but I've heavily inspired this off of tools like nicegui and streamlit and wanted to build something like that for Go.
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Hi all - this is a culmination of a lot of work I've been doing over the past few years of trying to make different code generators, DSLs, and this is something I'm pretty proud of (but yes, I did lean heavily on Claude Code to see this vision through)
Some of the key features here are:
- API generation - transparent calling of API's from server or client-side. It's all go code and `gux gen` generates the http middleware for communicating to the backend - Model scaffolding - generate admin screens with complex data relationships using a JSON configuration file - Claude Code ready - comes baked in with skills and an initial CLAUDE.md file to get started - Tailwind baked in - keeps your CSS file small - Docker ready. Build the entire stack into a single binary that contains the wasm file and all dependencies.
There's some more info on https://guxcore.dev as well.
I'd appreciate any feedback, good or bad, I know that this is a lot of "magic" for Go that is primarily frowned upon - but I've heavily inspired this off of tools like nicegui and streamlit and wanted to build something like that for Go.