Golang, recognized for its robust features tailored for cloud computing, microservices, and large-scale enterprise applications, has also been designed with web development in mind, making it a strong candidate for full-stack development. With the recent improvements in its core library, Golang enhances its capabilities for working with web data, offering sophisticated packages like `net/http` and `encoding/json` to facilitate RESTful API development and data exchange in web applications. The language's community has developed numerous Object Relational Mapping libraries (ORMs) such as GORM, which simplify data handling by mapping Golang objects to SQL databases, thus making it easier to manage web application data. GORM, in particular, is highlighted for its developer-friendly features, including CRUD operations, database schema creation, and extensive community support. This has contributed to its popularity among developers and its recognition as a "Top Gopher" in GoCenter. As organizations like Uber and Dropbox continue to leverage Go for APIs due to its speed, scalability, and ability to handle large volumes of HTTP requests, developers are encouraged to explore its capabilities, particularly using ORMs like GORM for building web APIs.