[awill88]

I think we should also comment on the quality of the framework. I use a home grown approach too. It doesn’t mean I’m not hoping for something to come along and disrupt (for the better) my approach for the “right” abstraction.

That’s what is missing from the conversation: do the abstractions seem justified based on the problems it claims to solve.

Who knows, it could be as influential as jquery was for web development in 2006 (I’m exaggerating of course).

I just find the tone is generally dismissive and that robs viewers the chance to evaluate the tool within the problem space: DI injection for Go.