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Then why not just say "single binary, no dependencies," rather than bury it under an additional layer of abstraction? A humblebrag is still bragging...
by tomc1985 9y ago
Then why not just say "single binary, no dependencies," rather than bury it under an additional layer of abstraction? A humblebrag is still bragging...
- philtar 9y agoBecause saying it was built with go says "single binary, no dependencies" and more. It also says that it was built in go for any developers who want to contribute.
- tomc1985 9y agoIf you know Go, which many don't/won't/can't. I've never seen a language so obnoxiously namedropped as Go, it's really annoying. We have such a hard-on for our tools, and it really only results in countless, needless lines drawn in the sand.