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> I really want to like Go, but as long as the Go community clings to long-discredited ideas regarding I'm confused, aren't Go plugins exactly the feature you
by notheguyouthink 10y ago
> I really want to like Go, but as long as the Go community clings to long-discredited ideas regarding
I'm confused, aren't Go plugins exactly the feature you want? And on that note, it was just introduced as of 1.8, wasn't it?
Seems a bit harsh to criticize a project for not using (during it's development time) unfinished and not production ready features.
- notacoward 10y agoSee my response to mholt in this thread. I wasn't criticizing Caddy so much as Go itself. Go has been around for about seven years now. While it's nice that such an obvious and serious shortcoming has been addressed recently, it has still taken way too long IMO. Plus, we're still stuck with "vendoring" and other community-embraced practices that are bad for long-term maintainability. People have been led in a bad direction, and I'm not about to let the leaders off the hook for that.