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by codegangsta 13y ago
Martini is looking for some more middleware in the martini-contrib repo: http://martini.codegangsta.io
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Announcing Martini: Classy Web Development in Go(codegangsta.io)
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by codegangsta 13y ago
The idea is to keep it small with lots of packages that work with it. It is easy enough to add any ORM instances (gorp, gorm) as a service so it can be injected into a Martini Handler. Thanks for the feedback!
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by codegangsta 13y ago
Yup. I'm using gocode, and a VIM keybinding to restart the server in a tmux pane.
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by codegangsta 13y ago
Yup. Making the "dropping in" part easy is partly why Martini can be kept clean on the number of dependencies it pulls in. The only external dependency on Martini is https://github.com/codegangsta/inject whic
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by codegangsta 13y ago
Thanks for the feedback! I knew from the beginning that I didn't want to create another clone framework. The Golang community needs something that is in line with it's own philosophies.
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by codegangsta 13y ago
Author here. Super flattered to see all the feedback coming in. I built this package to suit my own picky needs. Martini is meant to be non-intrusive and braindead simple to use. Hope you guys like it!
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by codegangsta 13y ago
Blog author here. Long story short I got frustrated with distributing Ruby cli apps and decided to switch to Go for speed and distribution. I also created a nice cli library built on top of the Go flag package. I've been having a lot o
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by codegangsta 13y ago
That is definitely an option, and it is essentially what we did for our linux support when we were building out a cross platform toolchain for mobile games. The tricky part was supporting Windows, Linux, and Mac all at once. Again, not supr
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by codegangsta 13y ago
Supported architectures listed here: http://golang.org/doc/install#requirements