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WebForms Core 2.1 Now Supports Go for Server-Driven Web UI Development

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WebForms Core 2.1, developed by Elanat and led by Mohammad Rabie, is a server-centric web framework that lets backend code generate UI commands executed in the browser by WebFormsJS. The technology is now available for the Go programming language via a dedicated module at github.com/webforms-core/go. In this architecture, the Go backend acts as a commander that produces HTML and UI commands, while WebFormsJS handles all DOM manipulation on the client side. Developers can bind JSON data to HTML templates on the server without relying on frontend frameworks such as React or Vue. Because WebFormsJS is decoupled from the backend language, the same client-side library can be used with other server-side languages beyond Go.

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