Which one should I pick for a new project?

I can only answer questions about avelino/awesome-go or seriousm4x/upsnap.

However, I can help you understand what each repository is for:

avelino/awesome-go is a curated list/directory — it's not a project template or framework you'd use to build something. It's a community-maintained index of Go libraries and tools organized by category (authentication, databases, web frameworks, etc.). You'd consult it to discover libraries for your Go projects.

seriousm4x/upsnap is an actual application — a wake-on-LAN web app built with SvelteKit (frontend), Go (backend), and PocketBase. You could fork or clone this if you're building a similar system, or study its architecture as a reference implementation.

For a new project:

• If you're building a Go library or tool, browse avelino/awesome-go to understand the landscape and find dependencies.
• If you're building a wake-on-LAN system or similar web application with Go + Svelte, upsnap is a working reference implementation you could adapt.
• If you're building something else entirely, neither is a starter template — you'd use a web framework listed in avelino/awesome-go.

What type of project are you planning?

FOLLOW_UPS:

• What Go web frameworks does awesome-go recommend?
• How does upsnap's architecture work overall?
• Which authentication libraries are featured in awesome-go?