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by BarkMore 13y ago
The GP's comment is about request context, not handler context.
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by BarkMore 13y ago
What makes the recommended approach in the workspace documentation "global"?
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by BarkMore 13y ago
Virutalenv also controls the application's runtime environment. This is not needed for Go.
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by BarkMore 13y ago
It's too simple. PATH grows with each use of the tool.
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by BarkMore 13y ago
Self hosting is mentioned in the FAQ: http://golang.org/doc/faq#What_compiler_technology_is_used_t...
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by BarkMore 13y ago
It's plausible that Google named the feature before learning about OTR. Google's off the record chat and OTR were both announced in 2004.
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by BarkMore 13y ago
The deal failed: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Attempted_purchase_of_T-Mobile_...
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by BarkMore 13y ago
http://tour.golang.org/#1
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by BarkMore 13y ago
Absolute import paths are preferred. If the import path for the importing package is [app], then import the package using `import "[app]/[internal_module]"`.
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by BarkMore 13y ago
Organize your packages in a directory tree. You can check the entire tree into a single repository. There's no requirement to put the code in a repository or use 'go get'. The page at http://golang.org/doc&#x2
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by BarkMore 13y ago
It is not the case that every function most return an error. The Go creators do understand the purpose and usefulness of exceptions. They chose not to use exceptions with this knowledge. See http://golang.org/doc/faq#ex
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by BarkMore 13y ago
Nagle's algorithm is disabled by default in Go ( http://golang.org/pkg/net/#TCPConn.SetNoDelay ).
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by BarkMore 13y ago
Nathan Youngman's document is a good summary. https://docs.google.com/document/d/1_IJTRD6dDQvyCfyim4KJexq8... There are many threads on the mail list. There was probably one this week :).
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by BarkMore 13y ago
The issues with package versioning and dependency management are well known and frequently discussed in the Go community. This article does not cover new ground in that discussion. To list the dependencies for the application github.com&#x2
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by BarkMore 13y ago
Although the author touches on some real issues with writing applications in Go, I do not recommend this article. The author does not follow the recommended practice for writing Go applications and the author has misconceptions about the Go
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by BarkMore 13y ago
There's an issue on mobile support: https://code.google.com/p/go/issues/detail?id=4672 It looks like somebody is going to work on it.
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by BarkMore 13y ago
The Go Wiki ( https://code.google.com/p/go-wiki/w/list ) is also a good place to find Go language resources and information. GoDoc ( http://godoc.org/ ) is a great place to search for Go packages
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by BarkMore 13y ago
Roger Peppe and Tim Penhey both work on Juju at Canonical. One of them wrote to the mail list regarding the issue that they encountered. The other vented his frustration on his personal blog.
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by BarkMore 13y ago
This issue was recently discussed on the development mail list: https://groups.google.com/d/msg/golang-dev/o9i_SbGRrzI/gWvnB... The fix is to document that Close is called: https://codereview.
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Introducing profile, super simple profiling for Go programs(dave.cheney.net)
4 points by BarkMore 13y ago|0 comments
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by BarkMore 13y ago
The Go Team regrets defining the scope of the range variables as the for statement. I am not aware of any regrets regarding the alias issue. The range variable scope is the one big gotcha that's missing from the article. See http:&#x2
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by BarkMore 13y ago
That's why he did it, but it's not necessary. Google search can determine that a page is about the Go programming language without repeated use of "golang".
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by BarkMore 13y ago
Why can't he use the automatically differentiated leading underscore test? The go tool currently ignores all files with a leading '_' in the name. Changing the tool to use a file with the name '_test.go' complicat
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by BarkMore 13y ago
This comment https://groups.google.com/d/msg/google-appengine-go/iV5UkqD5... implies that it will happen for Go.
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Golint is a linter for Go source code(github.com)
7 points by BarkMore 13y ago|0 comments
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by BarkMore 13y ago
Hangouts is on the listed of supported products for Google Takeout. Google Takeout provides a way to download your data. It's not a protocol adapter.
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by BarkMore 13y ago
* The problem with XMPP is that it requires several open ports (5222, 5223, 5269, 5298, 8010) on the client.* XMPP does not require any open ports on a client.
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by BarkMore 13y ago
I believe I get to downplay that because the federation they joined helped grow their own network Do you have any evidence that federation helped Google grow the network in a significant way? allowed them to do Google Talk for other doma
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by BarkMore 13y ago
Yeah, Google Talk will probably be included on the third spring cleaning list. When Google drops support for XMPP federation, it will be because they are killing an entire product. It will not be because they are disabling a feature.
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by BarkMore 13y ago
Google Talk supports XMPP federation and has done so since January 2006. To deal with an onslaught of spam, Google disabled incoming subscription requests for a short time. During this time, all other XMPP federation features continued to w

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