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Build Web Service in Go “My Way” Part 1(blog.hackingthought.com)
3 points by lateefj 11y ago|0 comments
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Embedding a Polymer (JavaScript) App in a Go Binary(blog.hackingthought.com)
2 points by lateefj 11y ago|0 comments
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by lateefj 11y ago
Most ORM's are evil. sqlachemy being the only one that I can think of that is not evil (assuming you don't use the object mapping feature). I have found time and again that ORM's create unintended consequences in productions.
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by lateefj 12y ago
Author here. I was comparing things that I have developed software in. It would seem unfair to compare things that I have not actively contributed production code and deploy. I mainly write web applications (services) of which C++, Rust, Ha
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by lateefj 12y ago
Sorry for the confusion JVM = Java Virtual Machine, RVM = Ruby Virtual Machine, PVM = Python Virtual Machine. What I was trying to point out the layers of vitalization just to run an application. Docker is yet another layer on top of the op
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by lateefj 12y ago
Not sure I follow? With Go we develop on Mac and deploy on Linux. Just change the environment variable. Linux has some great built in tools for "security management".
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My Opinionated Guide To Go(blog.hackingthought.com)
41 points by lateefj 12y ago|70 comments
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by lateefj 14y ago
Python and Go are my languages of choice. I have found both share a the philosophy of less typing is more and more standard library is more. For web apps I have found Python has everything I can think of and more as far as third party libra
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by lateefj 14y ago
I created a project for compression doing automatically doing compression and supporting a simple proxy system [1]. It is a pretty simple system but allow for dynamically doing proxy stuff and the compression is amazingly fast. I have found