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This article would have worked a lot better without the second paragraph. The writer's simple pleasure of typing "go run ..." should not be predicated on believ
by brlewis 3y ago
This article would have worked a lot better without the second paragraph. The writer's simple pleasure of typing "go run ..." should not be predicated on believing that deno doesn't exist.
- BillyTheKing 3y agois anyone actually using Deno in production for larger projects?
- jobstealer 3y agodoes anyone run production code with 'go run'?
- anonyfox 3y agodepends on how you view/classify production, sometimes yes I do! if I refactor some too complicated bash script into a script.go file and then execute it against production DBs/APIs with a `go run`.
- kubanczyk 3y agoDealing like this with uncomplicated bash scripts also has a great future.
- spacebuffer 3y agoI am new to go, how do people usually run go code in production?
- brlewis 3y agoThat's missing the point. The article isn't about an advantage for large production projects.