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Getting started w/ Go #4

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dephiloper opened this issue Apr 8, 2020 · 6 comments
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Getting started w/ Go #4

dephiloper opened this issue Apr 8, 2020 · 6 comments
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@dephiloper
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Research on creating projects in go, working with go and deploying applications.

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Rest API mit Python vs Go

Vorteile von Python:

  • mehr libraries
  • Komplettpaket mit Django + Django Rest Framework
  • habe schon ein bisschen mit Django und relativ viel mit Python gearbeitet

Vorteile von Go:

  • Performanter
  • Skalierbarerer, dank concurrency features
  • man findet viele Artikel wie diesen hier: Why we switched from Python to Go , ich würde es deshalb schon gerne wenigstens mal ausprobieren

Insgesamt ist also Django die wahrscheinlich schneller zu Entwickelnde Lösung und Go die elegantere, schnellere Lösung, die dafür aber etwas mehr Vorbereitung und Einarbeitung erfordert.

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haben uns jetzt für Go entschieden

@dephiloper dephiloper moved this from To do to In progress in Research Apr 15, 2020
@dephiloper dephiloper moved this from In progress to Done in Research Apr 15, 2020
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moethu commented Apr 15, 2020

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RomanKrajewski commented Apr 16, 2020

minimal docker image process is also explained in the official docker docs:

https://docs.docker.com/develop/develop-images/dockerfile_best-practices/

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