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README.md

FlightlessSomething

flightlessmango.com website clone, written in Go.

Yes, there is a lot of crappy copypasta html/css/js code. As long as it works! 🤷

Features

  • Written in Go:
    • Fast performance
    • Multithreaded
    • Single, statically linked binary
  • Uses gin web framework
  • Uses gorm ORM (Can be easily ported to other databases)

Features that will NOT be included

  • TLS/SSL/ACME - use reverse proxy (I suggest Caddy)

Pull requests

Pull requests are more than welcome, especially fixing vulnerabilities.