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> mCaptcha is basically a rate-limiter This is a much better explanation of what it does than captcha where I expect "proof-of-human". A PoW based rate-limiter is a really interest…

haha yeah, gotta keep the tradition going

Thank you! Go supports embedding static files natively [1]. Copper builds on top of it and provides the tooling to do it seamlessly for web projects. [1]: https://pkg.go.dev/embed

Thank you, so much to do in this space! Bud looks great and I see we share many common goals. The dependency injection piece looks interesting. Did you build it custom or integrate…

They're on top of my list to add to Copper. As soon as we get sqlite support!

I think that remains a very valid use case. In Copper, you can create one of those with the CLI. For example `copper create -frontend=vite:react github.com/nasa/starship` will crea…

This is a good observation. One trend I'm noticing is that the "old way" (PHP, Rails, etc.) of doing things is making a comeback. Go is very well positioned for this but lacks the …

ha, add me to that list :) I think it's fine if CLIs are optional and I've tried to do that with Copper. Of course, your initial setup will be longer without scaffolding so it's no…

Code generation is an awesome alternate, I'm more familiar with sqlc.dev. They're doing some really interesting work. My goal with Copper is to provide out-of-the-box integrations …

Oh that's fun! In my demo video [1], I build a (minimal) HN clone so hopefully that answers your question in detail. But the tldr is - you'll need a lot more than just templating f…

Please do! If nothing else, it's definitely a fun language to learn. We're also setting up a community of folks who are learning Go/Copper. Check the project readme link for the li…

It kinda does but there's a lot of boilerplate that goes in before we actually get to the app logic. And, understandably, there's no structure provided by the Go stdlib. Once I mad…

Hey HN! I've been working with Go for the last 5+ years at large-ish companies building products that many of you may use regularly. A ton of people say that Go's standard library …

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