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"Go’s built in net/http package means we are able to do live deploys and keep on-going development invisible to users." Why is that?
by cliveowen 12y ago
"Go’s built in net/http package means we are able to do live deploys and keep on-going development invisible to users."
Why is that?
- flaie 12y agoI was asking myself exactly the same thing.
- _ak 12y agoThe only thing I can think of: net/http doesn't hide details but instead allows you to supply your own socket from which to accept connections, which in turns makes it possible to implement zero-downtime restarts with the help of packages such as goagain.
- flaie 12y agoThank you, I've just checked go again, that's really cool. I'm going to use it.