Hello, Gophers!
I've created a very simple forum web application in Go. Mostly for fun and to learn new things. But i thought it could be useful/interesting to someone. I've uploaded it to github:
github.com/disintegration/bebop
评论：
mcouturier:
brianketelsen:I see a lot of work in this, have an upvote and congrats on shipping it.
EDIT: /of/on/
good-morning-captain:Seconded, this looks great. Nice job!
borjap2:Thank you!
good-morning-captain:are you looking for contributors for future features?
titpetric:I wasn't looking for contributors originally. But I will accept pull requests if people are interested.
qu33ksilver:yeah awesome, i've been looking for non-shitty BB software package for ages, and thought it would be ridiculous to write my own :D
Wow .. believe it or not, I too was thinking of creating a fresh forum webapp in vuejs and Go. And here it is !
But I was actually thinking of using the material-ui design for this.
A few comments:
You should really split your front-end and back-end. This will allow you to develop them independently. And it will also help other in ramping up quickly, since they can get started in whatever part they want to.
The html templates (both index.html and vuejs) should be in separate files.
EDIT: Using a proper module bundler like webpack will also help to keep the front-end codebase sane.
Maybe I will fork it and do them myself !
good-morning-captain:no1youknowz:Thank you for comments! Very fair points. I'm not a frontend person. Actually, it's a first time I used something more than jquery on the frontend side. It was one of the things that i wanted to investigate. So I think the frontend part of this app is really lacking.
As for forking - it's great! I will be happy if this project will see some uses.
qu33ksilver:Why not fork and then do some pull-requests? Contribute and make the project better!
PacNinja:Yes, that's what I meant.
no1youknowz:Ends up being a great learning codebase for me so thank you!
kaeshiwaza:Congrats on this. I starred it for when I move to vuejs and go, from a jquery and php backend. I know, I'm years behind. But porting over a monolith is not something one simply does lol.
bob123456778:Your code looks very clean, you don't learn you teach ! congrat !
Cvballa3g0:Nice job here!
mtortilla62:Looks very clean! Code and UI-wise.
Nice work! I have a couple questions:
- With S3 used for the images. Is it stateless and thus horizontally scalable?
- Would it be possible to store the config in environment variables rather than a local file? This would make it much easier to host in AWS Elastic Beanstalk.
Thank you!
- Yes, if you choose S3 or GCS as a file storage it won't have any state locally so it can be auto-scaled horizontally.
- I thought of adding this option, but for now the only implemented way is a configuration file.
