GopherJS Client and gRPC Server - Part 4
A guide to implementing a GopherJS frontend to a gRPC backend exposed over HTTP via the gRPC-gateway
A guide to implementing a GopherJS frontend to a gRPC backend exposed over HTTP via the gRPC-gateway
Last few months I’ve been using Go to write quite a lot of tools. In this post I intend to show not why I chose Go over others, but how I architect those tools, what libraries I use and what kind of automation I have in place.
A guide to implementing a GopherJS frontend to a gRPC backend exposed over HTTP via the gRPC-gateway
A guide to implementing a GopherJS frontend to a gRPC backend exposed over HTTP via the gRPC-gateway
A guide to implementing a GopherJS frontend to a gRPC backend exposed over HTTP via the gRPC-gateway
A guide to implementing a GopherJS frontend to a gRPC backend exposed over HTTP via the gRPC-gateway
Go 1.8 gives us a new tool for creating shared libraries, called plugins! This new plugin buildmode is currently only supported on Linux. But what if we build plugin with data in binary format inside? So we can ship only one .so file.
Monorepo - is a monolithic code repository which can contain different services (or whatever you want to call them), CLI, libraries, etc.
Want to equip your command-line application with a nice visual user interface? TUI libraries are here to help.