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Thanks for your comment. I post a link to the github repo periodically because the project is moving incredibly fast and actively evolving to become something t
by asim 6y ago
Thanks for your comment. I post a link to the github repo periodically because the project is moving incredibly fast and actively evolving to become something that's fundamentally valuable to those building distributed systems, cloud services and want to build applications with Go using a framework. People also come and go on HN so don't always get a chance to see it or dont' remember the project. I'm also always actively looking for feedback and so appreciate your comments and will look to publish a blog post next time with valuable content as I've done in times past on the blog https://micro.mu/blog/ https://micro.mu/blog/.
Otherwise as someone who started this project 5 years ago as his first open source endeavour and was really scared about the reaction from a developer community about the quality of my software or whether there would be any interest at all, I'd hope that positive encouragement is something we advocate for rather than negativity. And I hope others are not disuaded by your comment and actively post on HN to get positive feedback on their project!
Otherwise thanks for your comment.
Oh and also now being an old man I wanted to use an account with my real name rather than a pseudonym :)
- lugged 6y agoDon't apologize for selling yourself. If they're complaining, its working.
- asim 6y agoThank you :)
- jbverschoor 6y agoAka spam
- giancarlostoro 6y ago> the project is moving incredibly fast and actively evolving Not that I'm hating, but one of the comments above made a valid point that this part of your comment suggests is correct: maybe you should be blogging about progress of the project and gain plenty of eyeballs? One thing I saw that fascinated me is you guys are using mDNS for discovery, I was debating this discovery approach for a small microservices foundation for D but I couldnt even find a decent library so I havent really attempted much work in that approach. I did something that in a sense feels like a micro service architecture entirely with mDNS but in Python, then months later I worked with microservices in Java and it felt so bloated and overcomplicated compared to mDNS.