Verified.ninja - Web App Code Available in Golang

<p>I&#39;ve decided to release my Verified.ninja project (Photo Verification for Online Dating) to the public. I&#39;ll no longer be working on the project, but I figured I&#39;d share with you guys and hopefully it will help someone!</p> <p><a href="https://github.com/verifiedninja/webapp">https://github.com/verifiedninja/webapp</a></p> <hr/>**评论：**<br/><br/>oefig: <pre><p>Thank you! This is a fantastic example of simple MVC in Go using mostly the base libraries.</p></pre>motojo: <pre><p>My pleasure! Thanks for checking it out.</p></pre>no1youknowz: <pre><p>Wow, this looks like the best MVC I have seen so far!</p> <p>Thank you for releasing it!</p></pre>motojo: <pre><p>Glad you like it!</p></pre>offensivetoothepaste: <pre><p>I think this might be a mistake? <a href="https://github.com/verifiedninja/webapp/blob/master/route/middleware/logrequest/logrequest.go#L17" rel="nofollow">https://github.com/verifiedninja/webapp/blob/master/route/middleware/logrequest/logrequest.go#L17</a></p></pre>cathalgarvey: <pre><p>If you mean the hardcoded date, that&#39;s how Go&#39;s date formatting works: you offer the preferred format using that exact date/time as your formatting example.</p></pre>Azzk1kr: <pre><p>That confused me a bit the first time I needed to do time formatting. Do you perhaps know why they didn&#39;t choose to use things like <code>%Y</code>, <code>%d</code> or whatever?</p></pre>AirborneArie: <pre><p>I see where you&#39;re coming from, but really &#34;2006-01-02 03:04:05 PM&#34; is so much more descriptive than using those formatting tags. </p> <p>IMHO the code now reveals much clearer what dates are going to look like. It&#39;s also easy to change later (without having to look up those formatting tags).</p> <p>Edit: the reason we <em>can</em> do this now is that computers are sufficiently fast to do this. I&#39;m not sure if this is a runtime or compile-time thing, though. </p></pre>offensivetoothepaste: <pre><p>Oh that&#39;s interesting. Seems rather counterintuitive given how string formatting functions work in Go, and also how date formatting works in other languages.</p></pre>