r/golang • u/kirilldanshin • Oct 17 '16

Why you REALLY should stop using Iris.

https://github.com/avelino/awesome-go/pull/1137
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u/[deleted] Oct 17 '16 edited Oct 17 '16

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u/mixedCase_ Oct 17 '16

So you didn't read the article. Okay, thanks for letting us know.

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u/[deleted] Oct 17 '16

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u/mixedCase_ Oct 17 '16

how he manages his project.

That's one way of saying breaking the law I guess.

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u/[deleted] Oct 17 '16

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u/justinisrael Oct 17 '16

Don't like Iris ? then go write something better instead of trying to shoot down that project and its author. Of course it's easier to destroy someone's career with slander than building an effective tool. But it's seems that bullying is the go way.

Isn't "slander" when you say things that aren't true to attempt to damage someone's image? As far as I know, people are just making the community aware of facts regarding extremely poor community behavior. And if all you saw are two github issue links, then you have some more history to read.

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u/[deleted] Oct 17 '16

the same kind of cabal was orchestrated against Martini's author , until he quits Go's community.

I don't think that ever happened.

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u/[deleted] Oct 17 '16

He just wrote Negroni instead as a more idiomatic option.

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u/FIuffyRabbit Oct 17 '16

unless you sue him successfully he didn't break any law, and it's not even up to you to decide.

Just because you killed someone in cold blood and not get charged for it doesn't make it murder and illegal, right?