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Congratulations on the launch! I've been using Kenny Grant's Fragmenta[1] for past 3 years and I haven't had need for anything else because I like SSR with Go
by Abishek_Muthian 4y ago
Congratulations on the launch!
I've been using Kenny Grant's Fragmenta[1] for past 3 years and I haven't had need for anything else because I like SSR with Go and aim to keep JS as minimal as possible. I assume you're trying to address the need of those who want a Go back-end but with modern JS front-end?
I hope that you get to answer the queries in other comments regarding the design decisions reg CSR & V8 while using SSR.
[1] https://github.com/fragmenta https://github.com/fragmenta
- matthewmueller 4y agoThanks for sharing! I'm quite surprised I didn't come across this project in my research. > I assume you're trying to address the need of those who want a Go back-end but with modern JS front-end? Yes, that's a big reason. Half of it's preference, the other part is that most of the JS frameworks don't provide a cohesive solution for sending emails, queues, scheduling tasks, etc. The backend is a larger part of your web app than most JS frameworks give it credit for. Their stance is to outsource the backend to third-party services, but then you're stuck piecing all these SaaS's together. I like the approach Laravel takes here: provide interfaces for Mailers, Queues, Scheduled Tasks, File Storage, etc. then provide implementations for SQS, S3, Mailgun, etc. Just answered the question about SSR + V8 above!
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