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> Heck, where's "stop"? I'm intermediate (at best) in Go, but I've always found server teardown in Go a little clunky: most solution's I've seen are variations
by sangnoir 4y ago
> Heck, where's "stop"?
I'm intermediate (at best) in Go, but I've always found server teardown in Go a little clunky: most solution's I've seen are variations of sending a KILL signal to a channel that the server is listening on, which technically is still message-passing, though unstandardized, unlike stop/n