I am currently interested by Golang and the performance that it provides. To be honest, I love how so easily the language deals with stuff like routine, code coverage, cross-platform development, etc.
Nevertheless, I am a little worried about two things that slows me a lot to choose this language : dependency management and the project's files structure. I know that dep is in the good way but I am used to Maven and its stability, so
it frightened me a little. About the files structure, I don't want to mess with packages arborescence and I didn't find a good example of file structure on the web yet. :/
The structure I find to be a plus, packages == your business logic == your structure. In Php/Ruby etc you have to obey a Frameworks structure, not your business one, which I think is a big flaw.
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Hi Adrian,
Thanks for the sources, they are very helpful.
I am currently interested by Golang and the performance that it provides. To be honest, I love how so easily the language deals with stuff like routine, code coverage, cross-platform development, etc.
Nevertheless, I am a little worried about two things that slows me a lot to choose this language : dependency management and the project's files structure. I know that
depis in the good way but I am used to Maven and its stability, soit frightened me a little. About the files structure, I don't want to mess with packages arborescence and I didn't find a good example of file structure on the web yet. :/
Thanks for your reply !
Hi, the official dependency management is almost launched, see here.
The structure I find to be a plus, packages == your business logic == your structure. In Php/Ruby etc you have to obey a Frameworks structure, not your business one, which I think is a big flaw.
repo/user/project/
repo/user/library1/
repo/user/entities/entity1