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On a VPS, but no doubt that running Go app directly is more performant, I could use Go for serving static contents as well.

Exactly that Go code is simple, comprehensible and readable.

Your 2nd code is concise to me.

Planning on trying Caddy 2.6 one of these day to see how much improvement it can make over other web servers, maybe CentmindMod would be interested in it. We all are aware local vs real world benchmark are differ.

I had built a notation and MIDI keyboard entire from scratch and hook up to MIDI keyboard. Until, I discovered Nobuyuki Tsujii’s talent.

I think unpkg were affected by this too.

There is a new framework, still infancy, bud, which was recently shared on Reddit and you can watch the video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LoypcRqn-xA

Plenty of other frameworks which you have a specific framework is lacking in the Go ecosystem?

I assume there is also a need to backup and deployment for web server configuration too?

In my case, I haven’t tried to optimize database that run Woocommerce, still, there is some sluggish performance need to manually remove require complicate coding.

As for the anti-fraud plugin which use MaxMind database, could be worth that annual subscription compare to hire a developer and build the same backend for your business.

That’s the point, I have checked plugin’s sitemap at the source of truth.

I still haven’t get the approximate number of plugins, assume I checked the WordPres sitemap of plugins seem to be less than “tens of thousands” (excluded those that are already outdated)?

How useful is dynamic upstream which is new to me?

Think about it this way, most developers should have been familiar with CSS, utility classes is a shorthand that make its easy to remember and find user defined class if you have tried Tailwind 3, I found it solve all of my checklists.

Like Bootstrap way, you can still define that with Tailwind classes either in input.css with @apply directive (abstract out utility classes from HTML) or Tailwind configuration. It’s a way to speed up our development.

Shuffle.dev is a collection of premium UI based on many UI framework too.

Didn't participate in the survey, I have previously used Swift, Ruby, Javascript, hesitate to use Crystal language (<1.0) since we need to iterate fast and less error prone, it's nature that Go is production-ready and fast built speed is important.

At some point for a few weeks and months, there is a strong vibration in my whole block and my entire floor for 24 hours, it's a terrible nights that I couldn't sleep.

It's more than what most of us know, Rosetta Code is a good way to find. https://rosettacode.org/wiki/Variables

My tricks in Go projects could use sqlc to transpile from SQL is a great time saving and minimise error prone, glad to avoid ORM as long as possible and minimal framework. It gets my job done and spent more time on business logic.

Adding on Tailwind, nothing lock you in.

Despite bikes has been the same many century, it's only portable on the path and inconvenience to other passerby. A real solution should be made foldable, won't taking up public space, lightweight to carry as your bag.

Using frame as a lock is an over-engineering idea.

Indeed, this title should be change or suggest remove this article for wrong info.

Linode was my first forayed to VPS for nearly 2 years and we move to UpCloud which has Singapore region and it claimed to offer server redundancy without additional costs.

When I read the tutorial and run on uvicorn with my lack of experience in Python language, it's significantly slow (3,000+ rps using this framework manage.py vs <500 rps on uvicorn)?

I like how Tour of Go includes Generics tutorials is simple to grasp on first reading, wasn't difficult as those have been arguing on golang-nut mailing list before Generics was landed.

Does it escape data by default? It appear to be a low-priority for the author in the issues.

Surprise, I didn’t know who was the maintainer and was still unheard of back then until I shared on HN and it was a like wildfire.

Yes, majority of websites (legacy on PHP 5.6 and modern site in PHP 7+) use CPanel. Even thought that cPanel is written in Perl.

Most newbie coders would start out coding their own blogs in PHP/Nodejs or Python on shared hosting, some web host use web framework as well.

cPanel could probably included, it's nearly on all web hosts.

There is no sound without heat.

There was follow up discussion with improvement for Go. https://www.reddit.com/r/golang/comments/mwr4iw/go_grpc_benc...

It's amazing that the Internet have evolved a lot, ton of open source software has been developed, web framework authors been participated in lots of ways for their community and cloud computing are widespread.

WordPress is still using non-parameterized queries, it is assume they have been battle tested over the years. While PHP is 26 years old, we are not surprise legacy software are still existed.

From the WhatCMS, author uses Gatsby, assume no trace of Prismjs is used.