Go-based freegeoip.net now supports SSL for its API
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Go-based freegeoip.net now supports SSL for its API
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Re: Go-based freegeoip.net now supports SSL for its API
#2Why is it important what programming language was used in implementing a given web service+
Re: Go-based freegeoip.net now supports SSL for its API
#3Why is it important what programming language was used in implementing a given web service+
Because freegeoip.net is open source and has always been a personal research project. First versions were written in Python, initially running on GAE, then twisted+cyclone, and currently in Go.
Re: Go-based freegeoip.net now supports SSL for its API
#4Why is it important what programming language was used in implementing a given web service+
Because it is open source. If I am going to start using a service, I like to know if can fix bugs myself easily should the need arise.
Re: Go-based freegeoip.net now supports SSL for its API
#5Great job!
Finally a perfect geoip database with api application. :)
Re: Go-based freegeoip.net now supports SSL for its API
#6Great job! Finally a perfect geoip database with api application. :)
Thanks!
Re: Go-based freegeoip.net now supports SSL for its API
#7Why is it important what programming language was used in implementing a given web service+
This is a site for hackers, a lot of whom build things on the web. It's useful to get a sense of what tools are in vogue and/or complete enough to do certain projects.
Re: Go-based freegeoip.net now supports SSL for its API
#8Well written code except around //Check Quota . Scope for better readability there. Thanks!
Re: Go-based freegeoip.net now supports SSL for its API
#9For those unfamiliar, this free usage limit is much more relaxed than Google's Geocoder, which limits you to 2,500 free requests per day.
https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/geocoding/#...
Re: Go-based freegeoip.net now supports SSL for its API
#10These guys might consider allowing people to pay for more requests. Even with the source, it would be easier for some people to just pay you, and you can still keep everything open source.