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I've talked to the author extensively about these ideas, and let me assure you he is firmly in the "no monolithic frameworks please" camp. (He's also the author
by enneff 12y ago
I've talked to the author extensively about these ideas, and let me assure you he is firmly in the "no monolithic frameworks please" camp. (He's also the author of some great Go code, btw.)
What he proposes here looks more to me like a standard library for building distributed systems, which makes a lot of sense to me.
- reality_czech 12y agoI don't see the difference between "a standard libary for building systems" and a framework. Just write libraries for what you need and forget the idea of some overarching framework.
- enneff 12y agoWhen we built the Go standard library it was valuable for us to think of it as a whole. What would most of our users need? Are there any gaps? I think the gokit project is a good opportunity to focus the energies of likeminded people in the Go community, to close the gaps and work together.