> Does Go (genuinely) have something to match?

To the extent of django or rail's maturity and features, likely not, although I don't know what features you use django for. I guess this answers my question to an extent.

Last time I worked with golang I used gin and xorm, but there were some things I had to manually do. That being said, I find rails to be an enormous beast that provides a lot of things that one may or may not need.

In my experience, working with golang and rust, which are compiled and statically/strongly typed have saved me headaches and time even with having to hand-roll some features.