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This looks interesting, but I'm always hesitant to use anything in Go that's developed with a Rails mindset. They're two very different ways of looking at devel
by marcus_holmes 4y ago
This looks interesting, but I'm always hesitant to use anything in Go that's developed with a Rails mindset. They're two very different ways of looking at development, and trying to anything in Go using a Rails mindset usually ends in very confused code.
But I'll keep an open mind and give it a look
- chris_st 4y agoHaving done Rails for about a decade, I believe that it's just the name. It's not only a reference to Rails, but the main author lives in Wales (the country), so it's a nod to that as well. Wails is really well done, and pretty minimal, and (to me) doesn't feel like Rails at all.
- cheriot 4y agoI've used both and not seen any sign of the Rails mindset in Wails. We're writing Go not Wuby :)