jrbarron

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   by jrbarron 11y ago

   Understandable :) Can I ask what platform you are on?
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   by jrbarron 11y ago

   Very valid point about 'go get'! The main problem currently is that we put all the source dependencies in the repo as Git submodules and use the repo itself as the GOPATH. We do this because we are using some dependencies whose AP
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   by jrbarron 11y ago

   C++ works with qpm, but it doesn't package anything in binary form. It just pulls down the source code from Github and generates some boilerplate to wire it up to the application project.
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   by jrbarron 11y ago

   There should be binaries for Mac, Windows and Linux and the source should compile on FreeBSD and others. What's missing?
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   by jrbarron 11y ago

   The decision was between Node, Qt, and Go. At the end of the day, we wanted the possibility to share code between the client and server and Go's server side support is much better than Qt's so we decided to implement it in Go. Go