Livecomments.go - Tutorial in Go, backbone.js, socket.io, and redis(paulbellamy.com)
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Livecomments.go - Tutorial in Go, backbone.js, socket.io, and redis
http://paulbellamy.com/2011/04/livecomments-go/
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As my learning Go project I created a blog with a telnet interface instead of http. (I guess I overdid channels a little bit.)
I used mongo db for data storage and it's really nice how you can just pass over go structs to the driver (gomongo) and it will serialize them.
Go is awesome and I hope it keeps its momentum.
I used mongo db for data storage and it's really nice how you can just pass over go structs to the driver (gomongo) and it will serialize them.
Go is awesome and I hope it keeps its momentum.
Could someone explain that to me?
http.Handle("/", http.FileServer("static/", "/"))
if err := http.ListenAndServe(":3000", nil); ...
Looks awesome!
It's a live commenting system. Designed to be a cross between a chat-room and blog comments. It's pretty far from being done, but I felt that adding too many more features would make it a bit complex for a basic tutorial.
After I posted it I learned that actually, ending lines in Go with a semi-colon is discouraged, so, hind-sight is 20/20, and I may change that later to be more correct.
Hopefully people find it useful, and learn a bit.
Edit: Should mention, it's fairly basic, so there's no spam protection, or editing, or threads, yet... Eventually I'd like to include it on the page with my blog posts, but it's not quite ready for prime-time yet.