redneckbeard

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Thanos, a Ruby-Go Transpiler(github.com)
16 points by redneckbeard 4y ago|1 comments
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One Big Advantage to Remote Employment(americastestkitchen.github.io)
10 points by redneckbeard 11y ago|1 comments
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by redneckbeard 13y ago
Use of gadget/template is totally optional. The _primary_ use case for Gadget is RESTful web services. That's why you can route to a resource, and have the appropriate controller methods hit by the correct HTTP verbs. The reason t
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by redneckbeard 13y ago
Recompiling and restarting the server has yet to become a bottleneck in development for me, or at least it hasn't caused enough friction or irritation to compel me to add something using fsnotify or other solutions. If you told me that
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by redneckbeard 13y ago
I just don't understand the argument that we should all just use HandlerFuncs for everything. Python and Ruby have stdlib HTTP facilities that are pretty good. They aren't nearly as nice as net/http, but you could totally bui
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by redneckbeard 13y ago
I would like to go something like "batteries included but not installed." The User interface I have now is a good example of what I mean -- I would prefer to keep everything built around implementing an interface, but it might be
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by redneckbeard 13y ago
Two reasons: 1) I didn't want routes in a text file. This is whiny, I know. Just a personal preference. 2) Go is the only programming language that has held my attention long enough to actually finish a fairly usable framework. Writing
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Gadget: A smallish web framework for Go(redneckbeard.github.io)
97 points by redneckbeard 13y ago|50 comments
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The Crop-Rotation Game (better farming through Ember.js)(farmr.org)
2 points by redneckbeard 13y ago|1 comments
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by redneckbeard 13y ago
My understanding is that many people try Go and decide they don't like it, as you did; at the same time, many have experiences that are similar to mine and they embrace it. To each his own. The word "rigged" in your original
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by redneckbeard 13y ago
Original author of the post in question here. Please note that the microbench was "rigged" by the author of Node when he was first presenting it several years ago (spelled out in the article). If you need a tl;dr, it's this: