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You can also do Java + Play. And Go's out there now, and it comes with most of the stuff you get from Play out of the box (and for the other stuff, getting it i
by dkuntz2 12y ago
You can also do Java + Play. And Go's out there now, and it comes with most of the stuff you get from Play out of the box (and for the other stuff, getting it is easy enough).
- frowaway001 12y ago> And Go's out there now, and it comes with most of the stuff you get from Play out of the box (and for the other stuff, getting it is easy enough). Any link? That seems to be pretty much wrong.
- dkuntz2 12y agoWhich part? The coming with most of what you get from Play? Look at Go's template/html and net/http. If you don't like those, pango2 aims to provide django-esque templates for go; things like martini, gin-gonic, and negroki provide nicer routers; and Gorilla aims to provide a good deal of web-server-y things.
- CmonDev 12y agoGo is a narrowly-specialized language though (no cross-platform mobile, lack of generics is bad for some projects etc.).