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Will it be available behind an environmental variable like the vendor experiment was?
> NOTE: This is not present in go1.11beta1 but will be available in future betas and subsequent releases.
Much appreciated!
Remote: Yes
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Technologies: Python, Web Dev, WSGI Frameworks (Django, Flask, etc), Git, Postgres, Redis, Nginx
Résumé: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BzYI9nM4HLp-Nk5HdjJUdHRBOXM...
Email: hn [at] rlbaker.net
Experienced Python developer with a focus on backend web development. Love working with new stacks as well, with a particular interest in Elixir and Rust. Experience working remotely. Always interested in new and interesting challenges.
There is no descriptive text on the landing page aside from "Build Better Erlang" which i guess narrows this down to some sort of erlang developer tool. The Getting Started page has no mention of what we are installing actually does aside from a snippet in their console output log "you can use rebar to build OTP-compliant apps". So its a build tool? Not until "Basic Usage" do I find out in writing what rebar potentially is:
"Rebar3 comes with templates for creating applications, library applications (with no start/2), releases and plugins"
So it's a project templating tool? Does "comes with" mean it has more functionality than just templating? On the sidebar I see some terms that lead me to believe it can do more than that but I would love something on the landing page that told me exactly what the tool's purpose or function is.
From my understanding it is a tool similar to Leiningen?
But I don't know why that would preclude it from these benchmarks because httprouter is not a full fledged framework either.
He's reached nearly a 1/4 of his funding goal in just a few hours!
EDIT: Found some information! http://www.corsix.org/content/look-lua-52-work3
From the About section: Indievania is an online indie game marketplace for independent developers to sell their games directly to players, where 100% of the cost of the game goes to the developer.
Thanks!