Interactive Web Pages in Go

Creating interactive web pages requires technologies such as HTML, Javascript, and CSS. However, there are options to leverage Go's capabilities for interactive web development.

Using Gowut

Gowut (Go Web UI Toolkit) allows you to write both client and server code in Go. Gowut generates the necessary client code and manages communication between the two. Its live demo showcases its dynamic webpage creation and interaction capabilities, all written in Go.

GopherJS and Go WebAssembly

GopherJS compiles Go code to Javascript code, while the Go WebAssembly target added in Go 1.11 generates code that can run in the browser. These options provide the ability to write Go code for client interactions.

Templates and Javascript/AJAX

Go's standard library includes a powerful template engine (html/template). By combining templates with Javascript/AJAX calls or websockets, you can create dynamic and interactive client-side experiences. For examples and guidance, explore these Q&A resources:

• Creating a "load more" button using Golang templates
• Dynamically refreshing template sections based on variable updates
• Integrating Go arrays with Javascript code