Literally every developer who writes CLI's in Go uses Cobra. The project has 27k stars in Github (github.com/spf13/cobra) and is used by Docker, helm, skaffold among other popular tools.
There are many libraries out there that have lots of stars and supported by Docker but not mainstream at all. I don't think I was talking about cobra specifically anyway. Not sure why you were hung up on that. Anyways, pretty confusing tutorial. It's like watching someone going through backendless rather than firestore.
Literally every developer who writes CLI's in Go uses Cobra. The project has 27k stars in Github (github.com/spf13/cobra) and is used by Docker, helm, skaffold among other popular tools.
Sorry if you job is to write Frontend apps :)
There are many libraries out there that have lots of stars and supported by Docker but not mainstream at all. I don't think I was talking about cobra specifically anyway. Not sure why you were hung up on that. Anyways, pretty confusing tutorial. It's like watching someone going through backendless rather than firestore.
Can you explain the troubles with this step by step tutorial?