Framework flight

Elixir + Phoenix

Used asdf for installing/managing erlang and elixir.
- Took me a while to get erlang/elixir installed, because I had some missing dependencies before using asdf. For me it was openssl and/or libssl-dev: sudo apt-get install openssl libssl-dev.
Phoenix really wants you to build a web front-end. The app it scaffolds is filled with templates, views, etc. -- feels very ruby on rails. Which isn't necessarily bad, it's just very much "this is how you build your app".
- The gen tool has phx.gen.json which will scaffold the schema, controller, json resource view, and organize it into a context.

Go + Gin

Using the Gorm ORM Library and its postgres driver.

Kotlin + Spring or Ktor (TBD)

WIP

Rust + Actix

Using Diesel ORM library. Since I'm only using postgres, first need to install the postgres client before installing the diesel CLI otherwise it'll error out:
- sudo apt-get install libpq-dev
- cargo install diesel_cli --no-default-features --features "postgres"
Might consider pulling out the diesel library for SeaORM because it's async.