<p>I'm learning Go, and one of the pieces of advice I've seen about writing web applications was to write your own web framework to learn what the standard library has to offer. I've started with the first bit which is HTTP routing. This was also a nice opportunity to learn about benchmarking in Go.
I'd be keen to here some comments on what could be improved.</p>
<p><a href="https://github.com/synepis/yar/">https://github.com/synepis/yar/</a></p>
<hr/>**评论：**<br/><br/>Darxide-: <pre><pre><code> panic("cannot insert the same path twice")
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<p>You shouldn't panic on everything!</p></pre>dirty_owl: <pre><p>Why not call it YAHR ?</p></pre>synepis: <pre><p>Because I toyed with the idea of having a pirate for a logo for it :) </p></pre>ZeroCool2u: <pre><p>Priorities. </p></pre>doatech: <pre><p>Sweet! Was it hard? I just started to learn go, when you started to tackle this challange?</p></pre>synepis: <pre><p>It took a while to figure out all the various approaches and see what works best, but the coding didn't take too long. However, if you're just starting out I wouldn't suggest this as a first project because it doesn't really exercise all the fun parts of Go (e.g. channels and go routines). I'll leave it for someone more experienced to chime in on this.</p></pre>not-yet-implemented: <pre><p>I'm fairly new to the go programming language but still understand your documentation and examples. Pretty nice, keep it up.</p></pre>
