A stateful UI runtime for reactive web apps in Go

In plain words

Doors is a server-driven UI framework for building stateful, reactive web applications in Go. It brings front-end capabilities like reactive state and composable components to the server side, eliminating the need for separate API layer design. The framework unifies back-end and front-end control flow, removing context switching between layers. Applications run on a stateful Go server while the browser serves as a remote renderer, and the entire stack—assets, build scripts, and files—ships as a single binary with automated security policies.

written from the facts on this page · September 2026

From the sources

Server-driven framework for building stateful, reactive web applications entirely in Go. - doors-dev/doors

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