The Way of the Gopher: Making the Switch from Node.js to Golang
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Re: The Way of the Gopher: Making the Switch from Node.js to Golang
#2For other stories of X => Go rewrites, I started keeping a list at https://quicknotes.io/n/vzb7-rewritten-tales-of-rewriting-s
Re: The Way of the Gopher: Making the Switch from Node.js to Golang
#3For other stories of X => Go rewrites, I started keeping a list at https://quicknotes.io/n/vzb7-rewritten-tales-of-rewriting-s
That list can easily be made longer. Off of the top of my head I know that there are many more projects which have switch languages to Go. What they say most of the time is (from the article):
Since our transition to Golang we haven’t looked back. ... we’ve begun the process of modularizing our code base and spinning up microservices to handle specific roles in our system.
Re: The Way of the Gopher: Making the Switch from Node.js to Golang
#4For other stories of X => Go rewrites, I started keeping a list at https://quicknotes.io/n/vzb7-rewritten-tales-of-rewriting-s
That list can easily be made longer. Off of the top of my head I know that there are many more projects which have switch languages to Go. What they say most of the time is (from the article): Since our transition to Golang we haven’t looked back. ... we’ve begun the process of modularizing our code base and spinning up microservices to handle specific roles in our system.
I agree, it's a work in progress.
If you have more links, I'll be happy to add them.
I have a much longer list of companies that use Go (https://quicknotes.io/n/1XB0-companies-using-go) but it's harder to find descriptions of rewrites than find out who's using Go.
Re: The Way of the Gopher: Making the Switch from Node.js to Golang
#5Another evidence that the language that is narrowly focused and force "more" correct practices tends to work better in practice.
Or, coders are getting worse at master the more powerful language...
Re: The Way of the Gopher: Making the Switch from Node.js to Golang
#6How many instances of node octo where running to handle the load?
Re: The Way of the Gopher: Making the Switch from Node.js to Golang
#7How does one live without is-positive-integer and isArray?
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#9How does one live without is-positive-integer and isArray?
The real question is: How does one live without is-thirteen?
https://github.com/jezen/is-thirteen
Re: The Way of the Gopher: Making the Switch from Node.js to Golang
#10How many instances of node octo where running to handle the load?
> And those 4 load-balanced instances we were running Octo
> on initially? We’re now doing it with 2.