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I honestly thought this would be the sorry of a developer frustrated with Go's lack of package manager and its pragmatism... wrong! That said, I would like to
by mjsweet 10y ago
I honestly thought this would be the sorry of a developer frustrated with Go's lack of package manager and its pragmatism... wrong!
That said, I would like to be the first to say the following; is it really that necessary to not only include "Go" in the title of the post (as if it were a feature) but also in the name of the application? There, I said it ;) /s
- Mahn 10y agoThere's an unwritten rule that says that if you program Go, whether you love it or hate it, you must ensure everybody knows about it. It would just be irresponsible otherwise.
- 0xmohit 10y agoI thought that it was true about vi(m). A vi(m) user must always let others know about it.
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- mrkgnao 10y agoWe can now expand that stock phrase to "Atheist vegan vim-using crossfitter".
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- HowardStark 10y agoThe real mystery is: what comes first?
- DLion 10y agoAnd I use vim, I am sure you want to know it. /s
- GirlsCanCode 10y agoIt's like cross-fit
- weberc2 10y agoHave you used Python? Every other library has -py- in it somewhere.
- didip 10y agoGo ecosystem is full of Python refugees. That must be where we get it from.
- yxhuvud 10y agoThis is a pretty common theme in new languages. New projects in Ruby used to have a strong tendency of starting with 'r', and I'd be surprised if it didn't use to be the case in others as well. They get over it, eventually.
- mdellabitta 10y ago> They get over it, eventually. Someone tell that to KDE!
- s_kilk 10y agoDoesn't practically every package in Java-land start with "j"?
- _asummers 10y agoGuava, Storm, Guice, Apache Commons, Spring, Tomcat, Dagger. Sure you have your JMeter, JUnit, Jboss, but that trend is less so in newer packages, in my experience. A better example would be Elixir, where every package is Ex Something, e.g. ExUnit, Exometer, ExRated.
- s_kilk 10y agoGood point on Elixir, I should have spotted that, as I've been learning Elixir over the last few months.