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For those like me who preferred godoc.org (as opposed to pkg.go.dev), there's https://godocs.io https://godocs.io, maintained by Drew DeVault. Runs the same bac
by icy 5y ago
For those like me who preferred godoc.org (as opposed to pkg.go.dev), there's https://godocs.io https://godocs.io, maintained by Drew DeVault. Runs the same backend (gddo) with all the Google-cruft removed.
- shp0ngle 5y agoOh that’s nice. I don’t particularly like the new pkg.go.dev, although it got slightly better lately
- tapirl 5y agoI only see a page with a search box in it. Search my package name, but get nothing.
- scns 5y agoNice. Drew may come off really harsh in discussions, but he does so many things that benefit others. Hm, that reminds of a guy from finland that announced his side project somewhere.
- gunapologist99 5y agoThat was a long time ago, though. Do you pine for those days?
- tomohawk 5y agogo docs without the political pandering!
- acgkmopvvgvmgv 5y agohttps://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25783454 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25783454
- maccolgan 5y agoDoes DuckDuckGo have a bang for this yet?
- svnpenn 5y agoThank goodness. The go.dev site is absolute garbage. Constantly having problems loading new tags, and the dumb BLM banner. Plus their website devs dont know how to code a responsive site: anything less than a giant resolution and you lose the left navigation. Then someone added these hidden keys, so you will randomly go into dark mode if you hit the wrong button. Finally you have the fixed top bar. Not everyone uses the web on a 4K monitor in full screen. I wish web devs would stop thinking that. Just stop making everything CSS fixed, so people get their screen real estate back.