Go implementation

[mbana]

Hi,

rejoiner looks pretty cool. Just wondering if you plan to support other languages such as Go?

Thanks,

[siderakis]

Hey Mohamed,

What are the reasons you would like a Go version?

Currently your services (where all the business logic is) can be written in Go. The the Java code is just a thin layer wiring it together.

We are also working generating the base queries/mutations from service gRPC definitions, which would reduce the amount of Java code required.

On Mar 10, 2018, at 12:16 PM, Mohamed Bana [email protected] wrote:

Hi,

rejoiner looks pretty cool. Just wondering if you plan to support other languages such as Go?

Thanks,

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[mbana]

Thanks for the reply. Currently we are using Go so we'd like to stick to it. So, this is going to Java-only for the time being right?

[drewwells]

What if this project was just a docker container. The container is passed some endpoints and protobufs to configure it. You wouldn't need any Java experience, instead relying on program configuration for generating the amalgamation service.

[seryl]

I'm interested in a Golang version as well, primarily the interest in go is for the lower memory overhead.

[salmanazmat666]

What if this project was just a docker container. The container is passed some endpoints and protobufs to configure it. You wouldn't need any Java experience, instead relying on program configuration for generating the amalgamation service.

@drewwells were you able to find any docker image that can be configured and require zero Java experience ?