Datastar: Web Framework for the Future?

Re:Datastar: Web Framework for the Future? by throw1223323 on Saturday April 12, 2025 @05:21AM (#43662787)

I hate Go as much as anyone, but it has incredible cross platform support.

There's built in cross compilation for building a static binary across window/mac/linux.

It's the number 1 feature in Go, lol.

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Re:Datastar: Web Framework for the Future? by hsbauauvhabzb on Saturday April 12, 2025 @09:15PM (#43669229)

So does C#, python, node and a variety of other languages.

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Re:Datastar: Web Framework for the Future? by throwaway519 on Saturday April 12, 2025 @10:55PM (#43669696)

This comment implies you've not used Go. It really isn't equivalent to the NPM and dependency hell that's node. Or picking the number of workers in Gunicorn. Or.. C#?

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Re:Datastar: Web Framework for the Future? by hsbauauvhabzb on Sunday April 13, 2025 @09:25AM (#43672653)

No, I was referring to error handling, not package management solutions.

Stop strawmanning.

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Re:Datastar: Web Framework for the Future? by cheikhcheikh on Sunday April 13, 2025 @06:24PM (#43676304)

Reread the first comment you responded to. It was talking about cross compilation not error handling

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Re:Datastar: Web Framework for the Future? by ukuina on Monday April 14, 2025 @12:41PM (#43683210)

There's no real comparison between Python/Node and Golang's cross-compilation.

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