dcu

simple, fast, secure, reliable. definitely the best messaging service right now.

twist app, maybe

how does it compare with gomobile?

Go is still great and stronger every day ;)

the bigger issue with Go is the binary size

it's funny, this discussion alone kind of proves the author's point

You can find a similar comparison here: http://jimplush.com/talk/2015/12/19/moving-a-team-from-scala...

I'm not. Are you testing with go 1.8 btw?

I'm not seeing any changes in my results. I'm testing in an old laptop, I guess that's why it's so slow.

My rustc version is 1.15.0 and go 1.8.

so I ran this test using the linux source code. I warmed everything to prevent caching/buffering advantages.

For loc the best time was: 55.425s and the worst was: 1m30.557s

For loccount the best time was: 42.345s and the worst was: 56.396s

loc supports more languages but I also believe it has more false positives. loc reporting seems nicer as well.

you can find the release notes here: http://vimhelp.appspot.com/version8.txt.html

So Rust has started to receive criticism which means it's becoming popular. As the creator of c++ says:

    "There are only two kinds of languages: the ones people complain about and the ones nobody uses."

The go results are inaccurate because "go" is not searchable and most people write "go" instead of golang. Try searching for "backend go" in indeed.com and you'll see what I mean.

https://apex.sh is nice

I think neighbors are in the same situation regarding to electric energy because of the "El Niño".

I think we should ask the gem owner to verify that everything is ok unless there's a new version. I updated the script to report if there is a new safe version available.

I just wrote a simple script to check the gems:

https://gist.github.com/dcu/3c06e4ab0e98158c5742c4fd2b31523d

Updated to the new title from the article

I'd say go is just slightly harder to write than python and as fast as (or faster?) than Java. It takes a lot of less memory than Java and Python for sure. Easier to read than both.

here's an interesting article: http://www.whitesmith.co/blog/why-i-started-to-use-golang-mo...

I completely agree with you and I had the same experience. Once you know the Go concepts (which are very few and simple) Go is not harder to write than Python. Probably easier to write and read.

I came to the conclusion that people who complain about Go haven't really try it.

yeah go/rust error handling is great. Much better than exceptions which make the code hard to read since you can't easily predict where is the flow going to jump. And the multiple-return is very convenient in this case too.

Also, with Go's approach you have to either explicitly ignore the error or deal with it.

I'm sure this bug was discovered at least 1 month ago. I would not trust my keys are safe even if using cloudflare.

a nice thing about unicorn is zero-downtime deployments, can you do that with puma?

I have this one and it's very very good. And it's just 22.99

http://www.amazon.com/TP-Link-Powerline-Ethernet-Adapter-TL-...

ps3, ps4 and ps vita run freebsd

You are only trusting the half of the security which is better IMHO. The evil person would need to hack/steal both you and the (likely more careful) third party in order to access your accounts. In your scenario it would only need to hack you to get everything.

we = Apple fans

Making public a critical vulnerability on friday night is not a nice movement.

EDIT: Oh and there's an exploit already.

Serve is also very similar: http://get-serve.com/