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aacanakin
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About aacanakin
@aacanakin https://github.com/aacanakin
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Comment #19918017
"While async and await are not available yet, lots of improvements to the language itself have been made over the past years" It's 2019 guys. Please.
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Comment #11697549
In the early days, qb has only the builder api. However, I also wanted to have a table builder from structs. Currently, the builder has completely separate implementation from sess…
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Comment #11697223
There is a table api in qb much like yours. See https://github.com/aacanakin/qb/blob/master/table_test.go . The session api converts tags into table object. I really like the colum…
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Comment #11696780
I'm also not happy to add tons of tags in struct fields. Can you provide an example on how to do that? What I understand is to have a function inside the struct namely like "map" a…
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Comment #11696707
The struct tags are grouped like type, constraints, etc. The groups of struct tags is more Gorm currently can't auto migrate keys with foreign keys. There is an issue I've commente…
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Comment #11696616
it's like an orm but you can also build queries using builder api. It's like sqlalchemy.
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Comment #11122396
Please watch this. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5kj5ApnhPAE
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Comment #10539328
In a golang conference, the presenter talking about youtube's vitess said: "If vitess servers are down, then youtube is down. That's how golang is crucial for youtube"
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Comment #10232515
I'll put source code on github.
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Comment #7439259
there exist a cross platform solution namely spotflux (a free vpn service). also, tor browser could be a way
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Ariba - the lightweight php framework[alpha]
please share your thoughts. feel free to open issues
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