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IMO the killer app today is compiling React server-side, and fast! I'd use that in Go...

• xanderjanz 12y ago
  Sounds like you're looking for Rendr.
  • swah 12y ago
    Not everyone wants to use Node...
    • xanderjanz 12y ago
      Why not use a node script for this one part? Seems to me pretty wise to use a javascript runtime when evaluating javascript. You can still use Go or whatever else for all your other tasks.
      • swah 12y ago
        Just simplicity of the deployment. Now I think the right solution is an RPC to a NodeJS server, like you said.
  • reverius42 12y ago
    No need for Rendr if you're using React -- React is easy to server-side render on its own (assuming you're already using node on the server).
• grosskur 12y ago
  There's also otto, a JavaScript interpreter written in Go: https://github.com/robertkrimen/otto https://github.com/robertkrimen/otto Here's an example Go app using otto for React server-side rendering: https://github.com/101loops/go-reactjs https://github.com/101loops/go-reactjs
  • swah 12y ago
    Its great but still too slow for that.