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There's that word again, natively. Should just say written in Go. The native part is redundant.

• slimsag 9y ago
  I believe the author is using the term 'natively' here to describe the project being written purely in Go, rather than using CGO (i.e. being a wrapper to some database written in C). I agree 'written purely in Go' would have been a better choice of words, though.
  • infogulch 9y ago
    Or even "written in pure Go"
  • defanor 9y ago
    But if it was a wrapper, it would be wrong to say "a key-value store written in Go" (even without "purely").
• piokuc 9y ago
  Does it mean anything "written natively"?