Thanks for posting the video. I haven't experimented with go modules yet, waiting till it stabilises before moving over to using it. Have you see any problems with it at all?
I've edited the title to use 'Video:', and to fix the issue with the # character - we use that for tags, so I'm afraid it breaks if you try to use that in a normal title, as it turns the word afterward into a tag instead. Hope that's ok.
I'm not clear on the advantages of this approach - the customer still needs to viait the email account, but instead of clicking a link they need to send a mail.
I've edited the link as there isn't any information on what has changed at the release url.
Added description for you and a tag.
I've edited the title to remove #
Thanks for posting the video. I haven't experimented with go modules yet, waiting till it stabilises before moving over to using it. Have you see any problems with it at all?
Great selection of jobs, thanks for posting.
This is really cool, even if I can’t think of a use for it. Reminds me of early concepts of cyberspace as a visual 3D representation of data.
Thanks, this looks really nice, is the website something you put together?
I'm not clear on the advantages of this approach - the customer still needs to viait the email account, but instead of clicking a link they need to send a mail.
Despite the flippant title this is a really interesting tour of the features (or lack of them), which make Go interesting.