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Can we drop the "in Go" in links like these? I don't really see how that adds any value to the end user.
by drej 7y ago
Can we drop the "in Go" in links like these? I don't really see how that adds any value to the end user.
- tylerchr 7y agoThe thing that caught my attention about this post was specifically that it‘s a JavaScript bundler not written in JavaScript. The “in Go” in this case made the difference between my noticing and skipping a very interesting submission, so I think it’s relevant.
- profmonocle 7y agoAlmost all JavaScript tooling is itself written in JavaScript, so the fact that it's written in Go is actually notable to me.
- thepaulstella 7y agoThat’s a no go for me.