Nice to see them being open about this project, they have a lot of people involved but I'm not sure they're solving real problems yet - surprised it's taking so long to converge on something actually usable, given all the prototypes in previous versions. Here's what I want from dependency management:
Freeze current deps to vendor
Save deps using semantic versioning
Let me edit versions to things like 1.x to allow all version 1 updates for deps I trust.
That's it. I don't really care about diamond dependencies yadayadayada because I can just solve them myself. Yes eventually tooling for that is nice, but it's not even a problem most people will hit initially.
Ok, I'll go first! I like the idea of styling, the styling options are pretty basic though. Like that you can use emoji too : )
I'd like to see a weekly newsletter with the top links, would also like to see more comments on stories - one of the things I like most about Hacker News are the story comments, often I read them before the stories. Not sure how you get people to start commenting though.
This is probably of academic interest rather than actually useful for anything, but it's cool all the same. Nice to see lots of compilers and alternative languages based on go popping up.
Looks like a file upload service. Link didn't work for me the first time. What are you using this for?
Looks great! I really ❤️ the screenshots and the pixelated gopher, might have to play with this.
Nice to see them being open about this project, they have a lot of people involved but I'm not sure they're solving real problems yet - surprised it's taking so long to converge on something actually usable, given all the prototypes in previous versions. Here's what I want from dependency management:
Ok, I'll go first! I like the idea of styling, the styling options are pretty basic though. Like that you can use emoji too : )
This is probably of academic interest rather than actually useful for anything, but it's cool all the same. Nice to see lots of compilers and alternative languages based on go popping up.