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Did you try to implement your own behaviours? Or processes that aren't behaviours as such but still function correctly in supervision trees and in applications?
by rvirding 12y ago
Did you try to implement your own behaviours? Or processes that aren't behaviours as such but still function correctly in supervision trees and in applications?
- jerf 12y agoWhat I found is that if you implement Serve() and Stop(), honestly, you're done, in the world of Go. If you want a state machine, just write it. Many of the things I'm supervising are goroutines that wrap an API around a channel that implements a server.