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by pdpi
1304 days ago
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When you're building something "at scale", there'll be business logic API services, cache services, routing/dispatch services, and many other such things. What I'm saying is that I find business logic-centric API services to be a good fit for larger frameworks that take ownership of more of the low level logic, and I don't find Go to be a good fit for those, at all. Inversely, I find Go to be a much better fit for the more "technical" services (provided we're not at the must-squeeze-every-ounce-of-performance C++/Rust level of requirements), but I also don't want a framework getting in the way. |
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