I love Go to bits, but I really don't like how so many tools revolve around codegen and boilerplate. Look at Kubernetes for example: you can't write an operator without generating a bunch of boilerplate.
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Re: Show HN: A microservice framework, listed in CNCF Landscape, 1 year 10k+ stars
#12I think this sort of project is in short supply. Kubernetes seems to have sucked all the air out of the room, and yet we need variety and different approaches to grow.
I look forward to (trying) to replicate something similar for my own understanding. Any architecture docs will be gratefully recveied
Re: Show HN: A microservice framework, listed in CNCF Landscape, 1 year 10k+ stars
#13I love Go to bits, but I really don't like how so many tools revolve around codegen and boilerplate. Look at Kubernetes for example: you can't write an operator without generating a bunch of boilerplate.
I think it's because metaprogramming/macros is a thing Go doesn't have that very many other languages have. Whether the Java/.NET way, the LISP way or the Python way -- most languages have ways of making DSLs and metaprogramming etc in more flexible ways than Go.
I wish Go just got something like Lisp macros that could work compile-time only. Running macros at run-time isn't really the big deal, but generating code in the same language and context as the normal code is a big deal.
Adding generics really doesn't help much here..
Re: Show HN: A microservice framework, listed in CNCF Landscape, 1 year 10k+ stars
#14Been striving in the way of micro services for a few years. My contribution is https://go-micro.dev (17k stars)
Re: Show HN: A microservice framework, listed in CNCF Landscape, 1 year 10k+ stars
#15Been striving in the way of micro services for a few years. My contribution is https://go-micro.dev (17k stars)
Used this recently for something and has been very helpful. Thanks for providing this!
Re: Show HN: A microservice framework, listed in CNCF Landscape, 1 year 10k+ stars
#16It would create more interesting conversation if you highlighted the merits of your design rather than superficial measures like CNCF blessings (there are thousands of such projects) and GitHub stars (easily gamed).
Did you click on the link? The README goes on great detail as to what makes it special.
Re: Show HN: A microservice framework, listed in CNCF Landscape, 1 year 10k+ stars
#17It would create more interesting conversation if you highlighted the merits of your design rather than superficial measures like CNCF blessings (there are thousands of such projects) and GitHub stars (easily gamed).
I am eager to know how to game GitHub stars. Funding agencies love metrics and random KPI so I would love to deliver...
One word. Bangladesh.
Re: Show HN: A microservice framework, listed in CNCF Landscape, 1 year 10k+ stars
#18Re: Show HN: A microservice framework, listed in CNCF Landscape, 1 year 10k+ stars
#19Little bit confused by the chart in the benchmark section: https://github.com/zeromicro/go-zero#7-benchmark What is it trying to show?
Compares to the other frameworks, the test code is here: https://github.com/smallnest/go-web-framework-benchmark
Making the graph start at 5000 instead of 0 looks dishonest.
Re: Show HN: A microservice framework, listed in CNCF Landscape, 1 year 10k+ stars
#20Earlier quoted context omitted.
The description might not be good enough, but I have to write something. It's used by many companies and projects. And the design is described in github readme, it's rather long to tell here. Thanks!
Is getting listed in cncf landscape a big deal? Is it an official cncf project?
It is an official CNCF project, but its not very difficult to get added, see https://github.com/cncf/landscape#new-entries you need 300 github stars and to be cloud native.