<kentonv>
I don't quite remember how I went about collecting the static assets
<kentonv>
but I imagine Meteor spits them out somewhere and I just picked them up
<ocdtrekkie>
Because as much as I don't see any need to bring the dynamic features back I would someday like to probably fix/add a thing or two.
<ocdtrekkie>
I suppose it is not wildly important at this time though.
<ocdtrekkie>
There's a couple features I wish we had documented like a minimal code snippet to do. Like the ability to share grains from another grain and notifications.
<isd>
I don't know if I've ever done anything with notifications
<isd>
The former is I think just making a powerbox request/offer for a UiView, though I agree it would be nice to just have an example.
<ocdtrekkie>
I feel like notifications should be like... postMessage API level simple. But considering nobody's played with it in years I can't imagine it is.
<isd>
I think there's a capnp API.
<ocdtrekkie>
But yeah, there's stuff I can imagine doing with both those APIs but they both feel hard enough to get to I don't know if/when I will. In part because I don't have a good way to do capnp crud from PHP.
<ocdtrekkie>
Do you have a preferred way of setting up web apps in Go? I still feel a bit intimidated by the amount of "write your own server" it feels like Go web apps come with.
<isd>
I think coming from PHP it can seem a little intimidating that you're "writing your own server," but really it's just that the server is a library instead of a separate daemon like nginx...
<isd>
Using HandleFunc and the like isn't really any more complicating (much less actually) that configuring routes in nginx.
<isd>
Of course you have more flexibility this way. But you can also just do `HandleFunc("/foo", ...); HandleFunc("/bar", ...)` with a callback for each route...
<isd>
When what's available in net/http starts to feel limited, I tend to pull in stuff from https://www.gorillatoolkit.org/
<isd>
The mux package in particular is useful when you start to have non-trival routing needs.
<isd>
I think there exist more extensive frameworks in the vein of django, rails etc. but I've never been fond of that sort of thing.