How does Beego's MVC architecture work?

Beego follows the Model-View-Controller (MVC) architecture, which separates an application into three interconnected layers:

1. Model (Data & Business Logic)

• Handles database interactions using ORM (Object-Relational Mapping).

• Supports multiple databases like MySQL, PostgreSQL, and MongoDB.

• Encapsulates business logic, making applications more scalable.

2. View (User Interface Layer)

• Uses Beego’s built-in template engine for rendering HTML pages dynamically.

• Enables separation of presentation logic from business logic.

• Supports JSON and XML responses for API-driven applications.

3. Controller (Request Handling & Routing)

• Manages incoming requests and directs them to the appropriate model or view.

• Uses auto-routing to simplify API development.

• Implements middleware for authentication, logging, and request filtering.

Key Benefits of Beego’s MVC Structure:

• Scalability: Clean separation of concerns makes it easier to scale.

• Maintainability: Modular structure improves code organization.

• Performance: Optimized routing and built-in caching enhance speed.

Beego’s MVC approach makes it a powerful choice for Go web applications, ensuring clean, scalable, and maintainable project structures.