Collect a list of people using Goweb

[stretchr]

Collect a list of people using Goweb

[mschlimp]

Hi,

my name is Marcel. I use the goweb framework for some internal development. So it is used to handle requests for a real time bidding system, handle my website and I also plan to write a framework for go like rails for ruby. For this project I will use goweb for the routing stuff.

Marcel

[jon-mcmillan]

Hello,

I represent MCN Healthcare and we are actively developing with Goweb to implement the REST api in-front of a neural network application.

Jon McMillan
Owner MCN Healthcare

(I also want to mention we are doing it the cloud with big data. Yay I won the internets buzz word competition.)

[matryer]

:) great thanks.

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On 30 Jul 2013, at 17:30, jon-mcmillan [email protected] wrote:

Hello,

I represent MCN Healthcare and we are actively developing with Goweb to implement the REST api in-front of a neural network application.

Jon McMillan
Owner MCN Healthcare

(I also want to mention we are doing it the cloud with big data. Yay I won the internets buzz word competition.)

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[matryer]

@dwbuiten what about you? :)

[dwbuiten]

@matryer Let me ask legal quickly.

[matryer]

Thanks

On 31 Jul 2013, at 12:07, Derek Buitenhuis [email protected] wrote:

@matryer Let me ask legal quickly.

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[matryer]

My spin: It's good for companies to show that they're using and contributing to open source projects. << has the advantage of being true too :)

[dwbuiten]

I'll let you know tomorrow -- legal is busy today! Such things have been OK'd in the past, so I doubt it's an issue.

[matryer]

@dwbuiten any update? We'd love to brag about you :)

[dwbuiten]

@matryer Still waiting on a response from legal... 🕑

[dwbuiten]

@matryer The Lawyer is on vacation until the 19th it seems. Sorry...

[dwbuiten]

@matryer And as I said that.. it's been OK'd. Go for it.

[matryer]

Great news. I wonder if you could give us a quote?

On 6 Aug 2013, at 13:48, Derek Buitenhuis [email protected] wrote:

@matryer And as I said that.. it's been OK'd. Go for it.

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[dwbuiten]

I'm no PR person... gonna be a bad quote. I'll try.

Using Goweb has greatly simplified the creation, maintenance, and consistency of several of our internal services, allowing us to focus our effort on the underlying behavior of the services themselves.

Good? I dunno. Communication is hard.

[rmulley]

CB Insights is building its API utilizing the GoWeb framework.

http://www.cbinsights.com/developers/api/

[matryer]

Thanks guys.

[oleksandr]

We're also using Goweb as API server for our tourist/guides application. The name/domain/etc will come later (closer to the pre-beta)

[matryer]

Does anyone have anything nice to say about Goweb?

[rmulley]

Are you looking for testimonials? If so I can see if I can get one approved.

[matryer]

That'd be great - imagine a Goweb movie poster :-D

On 19 Aug 2013, at 16:25, rmulley [email protected] wrote:

Are you looking for testimonials? If so I can see if I can get one approved.

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[rmulley]

How would this testimonial be used? Just in the documentation or to promote Goweb or elsewhere?

PS: CB Insights is not building the tourist/guides application, looks like the wrong name & link are attached to the testimonial, thanks.

[matryer]

@rmulley is it this? http://www.cbinsights.com/

[dwbuiten]

@matryer Was what I said not nice? 😟

[matryer]

I was hoping for "Goweb saved my life," or "When you've got to go, you've got to Goweb"

Not really :)





Actually I wonder if anyone can estimate the time saving they got from using it - that'd be nice. 





Appreciate your help guys

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@matryer Was what I said not nice? 😟

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[nelsam]

In my case, at least, I don't think it's possible to estimate. Not many REST frameworks allow the flexibility that goweb does, so I've traditionally either rolled my own or given up on a solution that is truly REST-compliant. Goweb (after we added matcherfuncs to MapController) gives me all the flexibility I need to implement a very close approximation of what I understand REST to mean. Closer than any other framework I've used, in any language.

So in the first case, it saved me from writing my own REST mappers and such, which I'm sure would have been a monstrosity if I tried to write it in Go. In the second case, it saved me all the back-and-forth of asking how to do something, being told that it's not supported (nor will it be), and eventually just giving up and making a REST-like framework.

Plus, you guys have very clean code. I learned quite a lot about programming in Go just from browsing the goweb source code.

[dwbuiten]

I probably could not estimate it as well... I have nothing to compare to realistically.

[rmulley]

@matryer Yes that is the link

[nelsam]

By the way, I didn't mention this before: In addition to using goweb for our AI project at MCN Healthcare (as mentioned by my boss, Jon McMillan), I'm using goweb for many of my other projects. I enjoy writing in Go, and goweb gets the boring stuff done quickly so I can focus on the fun parts.