useful go things
This is my flex-time project to build a higher-level internal standard library for Go development inside Pivotal. I think that we do not have enough of these projects so I'm putting my code where my mouth is.
The goal is to eventually reduce the boilerplate to create a new service until
you're only doing fun work. This is done by first building up a solid
collection of primitives which can then be composed together into a Service
abstraction which will handle things for you. If the opinions there don't work
for you then you can always drop down to the primitives below.
So I can troll you like I trolled myself.
Please do! There are no backwards compatibility guarantees until things are a littte further along. However, I'm not out to mess with you: things will stay as similar as possible.
"Collection" by Karthik Srinivas