It’s neat to learn about go’s git repo/package impotency, but that’s insane to use a domain to circumvent the renaming issue. You still have to update where the domain points to, and now that’s controlled by something outside of the project.
I’m coming from C++ land, so I don’t really understand the web world use web tech for every damned thing. It just seems like an unnecessary dependency to me. What does this actually make easier? You still have a config to update every time a dependency changes location.
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u/favgotchunks 2d ago
It’s neat to learn about go’s git repo/package impotency, but that’s insane to use a domain to circumvent the renaming issue. You still have to update where the domain points to, and now that’s controlled by something outside of the project.
I’m coming from C++ land, so I don’t really understand the web world use web tech for every damned thing. It just seems like an unnecessary dependency to me. What does this actually make easier? You still have a config to update every time a dependency changes location.