Re: [go-nuts] Source links on cs.opensource.google are slow (links for stdlib on pkg.go.dev)

> Every site you access probably uses Google analytics or something similar. > > It is often used to understand usage patterns, site design, etc. > Yeah, fair enough. I shouldn't have side-tracked my own discussion. :-) -Ben -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google

Re: [go-nuts] Source links on cs.opensource.google are slow (links for stdlib on pkg.go.dev)

Every site you access probably uses Google analytics or something similar. It is often used to understand usage patterns, site design, etc. > On Aug 25, 2021, at 10:00 PM, Ben Hoyt wrote: > >  > > I'm in Santa Clara, CA. Just a handful of miles away from Google > > headquarters. > > Your t

Re: [go-nuts] Source links on cs.opensource.google are slow (links for stdlib on pkg.go.dev)

Yes, exactly. On Wed, Aug 25, 2021 at 8:00 PM Ben Hoyt wrote: > > I'm in Santa Clara, CA. Just a handful of miles away from Google > headquarters. > > Your two links exhibit orders of magnitude differences in load time for > me. > > I presume you mean orders of magnitude, with cs.opensource bein

Re: [go-nuts] Source links on cs.opensource.google are slow (links for stdlib on pkg.go.dev)

> I'm in Santa Clara, CA. Just a handful of miles away from Google headquarters. > Your two links exhibit orders of magnitude differences in load time for me. I presume you mean orders of magnitude, with cs.opensource being slower? What are the actual figures you get? Just for the record, for my

Re: [go-nuts] Source links on cs.opensource.google are slow (links for stdlib on pkg.go.dev)

I'm in Santa Clara, CA. Just a handful of miles away from Google headquarters. Your two links exhibit orders of magnitude differences in load time for me. Using the Chrome browser developer tools display shows several errors that are likely the cause of the difference in load time; at least for me.

Re: [go-nuts] Source links on cs.opensource.google are slow (links for stdlib on pkg.go.dev)

On Wed, 2021-08-25 at 18:11 -0700, ben...@gmail.com wrote: > With the switch to pkg.go.dev (which in itself I quite like after > getting used to it), the view-source links also changed from the > golang.org source viewer, which was fast, to cs.opensource.google, > which is rather slow. > > For exam

[go-nuts] Source links on cs.opensource.google are slow (links for stdlib on pkg.go.dev)

With the switch to pkg.go.dev (which in itself I quite like after getting used to it), the view-source links also changed from the golang.org source viewer, which was fast, to cs.opensource.google, which is rather slow. For example, here is the code I've been looking at just now, compared to Gi

[go-nuts] Right way to start gomobile in IOS

Hello all. How do I need to start my server written in Go and used in the iOS app? I tried as in many tutorials, just *ServerStartArg("8090", documentDirectory[0])* This starts the server, but the application freezes. Next, tried to do this in background thread *DispatchQueue.global(qos: .ba

[go-nuts] I just published : Iterator lib for Go: Library providing Map(), Filter(), Reduce() for Go

https://github.com/serge-hulne/go_iter go get github.com/serge-hulne/go_iter Currently working on the doc and examples. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "golang-nuts" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an em

Re: [go-nuts] Makefiles for Go Programs

I use Makefiles with Go projects. For many of the reasons already given but it's especially useful for me for cross compilation to the target platforms at release time. So, when running "make release" I have "test" and "generate" targets as dependencies to make sure I've not missed anything. I