Show HN: Write Chrome Extensions in Go
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Show HN: Write Chrome Extensions in Go
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#3Go -> Gopherjs -> Javascript running like any other Chrome extension. Go isn't running in Chrome extensions as "native client" here.
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#6Also does anyone have any idea why Gopherjs would be better than Clojurescript, Typescript, Coffeescript, etc?
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#7This github naming convention (that I see often with Go code) of using the product target name as the project name is starting to annoy me. Also does anyone have any idea why Gopherjs would be better than Clojurescript, Typescript, Coffeescript, etc?
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#9First thought: "I swear to god if this involves compiling Go to Javascript..."
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#10TLDR; Go -> Gopherjs -> Javascript running like any other Chrome extension. Go isn't running in Chrome extensions as "native client" here.
That said, I'd also love to see the ability to write native node.js modules via go. Channels would be a pretty natural interface for native modules from node via go. And could probably do something via named-pipes, but a transparent integration would be so cool.