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I just started coding in Go professionally over a year now. So far, that's the pattern that I'm seeing as well. I'm not really a fan. Some common answers on why
by azuanrb 2y ago
I just started coding in Go professionally over a year now. So far, that's the pattern that I'm seeing as well. I'm not really a fan. Some common answers on why to not use a lib is because it's trivial to rollout your own.
I like Go as a language but not so much on the community because of the reasons above. I just don't want to implement cache/cron for the n-th time again. I'd rather spending more time on building a new product instead, which is not the case when I'm using Go.
- arp242 2y agoThere's a bunch of caching and cron libraries; you can pick one that best suit your needs, and you don't really need to implement that from scratch.