Goravel: A Go framework inspired by Laravel
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Goravel: A Go framework inspired by Laravel
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Re: Goravel: A Go framework inspired by Laravel
#2For someone who doesn't know Laravel it's worth explaining it a bit further.
Re: Goravel: A Go framework inspired by Laravel
#3For someone who doesn't know Laravel it's worth explaining it a bit further.
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Re: Goravel: A Go framework inspired by Laravel
#4For someone who doesn't know Laravel it's worth explaining it a bit further.
Google is a thing
Re: Goravel: A Go framework inspired by Laravel
#5For someone who doesn't know Laravel it's worth explaining it a bit further.
Google is a thing
Interesting take. So you recommend to not give detailed info on a pruduct website and require people to Google?
It's not about me not willing to use Google but about not having me to. I expect to find all relevant information on the website in an easy to find manner.
Re: Goravel: A Go framework inspired by Laravel
#6Never got the point of porting X framework from Y language in order to
> simplifying the learning curve for Y language developers
You'll just end up writing the same old patterns in the new language as you did in the old one.
Especially with Go, it's really easier to adopt the existing tooling (most of which is in the standard lib) than to port whatever concepts Laravel/PHP had.
Re: Goravel: A Go framework inspired by Laravel
#7IMO there is definitely a place and need for such a framework in the Go ecosystem, but that does not mean that the whole API, structure and terminology need to be copied from Laravel as is. This will definitely hinder adoption.
Re: Goravel: A Go framework inspired by Laravel
#8Never got the point of porting X framework from Y language in order to > simplifying the learning curve for Y language developers You'll just end up writing the same old patterns in the new language as you did in the old one. Especially with Go, it's really easier to adopt the existing tooling (most of which is in the standard lib) than to port whatever concepts Laravel/PHP had.
Not sure there's a Go equivalent of Laravel, so not sure which tooling you suggest people adopt. If I want an all inclusive MVC (or similar) web development framework with all batteries included - why not build a Go Laravel?
Python has Django
Java has Spring (among others)
C# has asp.net
Ruby has Rails
PHP has Laravel
What does Go have?
Re: Goravel: A Go framework inspired by Laravel
#9Earlier quoted context omitted.
Google is a thing
Interesting take. So you recommend to not give detailed info on a pruduct website and require people to Google? It's not about me not willing to use Google but about not having me to. I expect to find all relevant information on the website in an easy to find manner.
Theoretically, it's probably better to get information about Laravel from their respective website. I would expect as this is a framework made for Laravel users, you're not really in their target audience anyway.
It would be helpful to explain a little bit about why they like Laravel though, to entice you to read more by yourself.
Re: Goravel: A Go framework inspired by Laravel
#10Never got the point of porting X framework from Y language in order to > simplifying the learning curve for Y language developers You'll just end up writing the same old patterns in the new language as you did in the old one. Especially with Go, it's really easier to adopt the existing tooling (most of which is in the standard lib) than to port whatever concepts Laravel/PHP had.
Not sure there's a Go equivalent of Laravel, so not sure which tooling you suggest people adopt. If I want an all inclusive MVC (or similar) web development framework with all batteries included - why not build a Go Laravel? Python has Django Java has Spring (among others) C# has asp.net Ruby has Rails PHP has Laravel What does Go have?
We now have GO's equivalent of Rails and Go's equivalent of Laravel. Apparently Go's way is "start with the standard lib and glue whatever you need on top".