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by manucorporat 12y ago
I add a comment in the README ;) Experiment only!! I as a Go developer, do not recomend to use this library in production or real world code. The Go language was designed to do not use expections, instead use the explicit error manag
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by manucorporat 12y ago
I am not trying to learn Go, I have been using it for years (without exceptions :) ) i believe clever hacks are usually helpful to open people's minds, don't you? another examples, (not sure if you know objective-c). primitive typ
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by manucorporat 12y ago
I totally agree! just to leave it clear, I did not create it to be even used, it's an experiment. I guess, it shows how powerful the panic(), recover(), defer can be, in my opinion much more than try/catch/finally. A practica
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by manucorporat 12y ago
yeah! I agree, it's just an experiment. Anyway, you could use the named return values to have a similar behaviour. func hello() (a int) { try.This(func() { a = couldPanic() }).Catch(_ try.E) { a = 0
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Show HN: Try/Catch/Finally experiment in Go(github.com)
29 points by manucorporat 12y ago|11 comments
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Show HN: Gobuild.io – Godoc on steroids(gobuild.io)
2 points by manucorporat 12y ago|2 comments
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Show HN: Go-nude – Nudity detection with Go(github.com)
16 points by manucorporat 12y ago|3 comments
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by manucorporat 12y ago
hahaha, do you think so? Using "Go!" can be confusing sometimes.
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by manucorporat 12y ago
thank you! I think I fixed it, does it work now?
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by manucorporat 12y ago
haha, as an old user of Martini, I was researching ways to improve the performance, I didn't find too much to fix without breaking stuff. Since the Golang versioning system is weak... haha obviously the main developer of Martini would
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by manucorporat 12y ago
I can explain that. First. Martini uses reflection, it's IMPOSSIBLE to make it as fast as Gin without removing all the reflection. Obviously it would break all the API, it would not be Martini anymore . Martini is not slow because a
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by manucorporat 12y ago
I will ask to the original creator of the benchmark suite to run the tests again. My development environment is very different, adding the results for Gin would mean that I should change all the results. Just a tip, to compare martini with
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by manucorporat 12y ago
Of course you could use Negroni with Gin. Anyway, Gin is a full-featured framework on top of httpRouter, I will explain this later (eventually I would like to merge both in the future, removing one abstraction layer and tunning the performa
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by manucorporat 12y ago
As author of Gin, I like Gin(the drink) and the martini framework, it was a clear decision to me. I did not know about the existence of codegangsta/gin, I just discovered it with your comment :) You are right, definitely it was not the
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Show HN: Gin – Golang Martini-like web framework(gin-gonic.github.io)
75 points by manucorporat 12y ago|29 comments