Mark Bates
Mark Bates
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I wish I could contribute to this project, but unfortunately my python skills are beyond non-existent. :( Have you considered moving this to Go instead? The bane of my existence...
The current plug-in system for Buffalo is slow, error prone, and confusing for many users. This is a proposal for a alternative approach to plug-ins that, hopefully, addresses these issues....
Currently Buffalo is not GAE compatible. I don't use GAE, so I'm definitely looking for support on this. @matryer has offered his assistance as well. Mat and I spent some...
Right now it generates tests that look like this: ```go func (as *ActionSuite) Test_BooksResource_List() { as.Fail("Not Implemented!") } ... ``` It would be fantastic if these tests were actually implemented...
There needs to be a set of integration tests that, at the very least, run he tests for all “gobuffalo” packages, including example apps like toodo, and plugins such as...
Currently the migration and schema management tools are tied tightly to pop. I feel as though these tools, representing a bulk of the `soda` command should be moved to gobuffalo/fizz....
Currently Fizz is enforcing an old Pop rule that id and timestamps columns are added. The enforcement of these rules should be done in gobuffalo/pop not Fizz. Related: https://github.com/gobuffalo/fizz/issues/5
Currently the migration and schema management tools are tied tightly to gobuffalo/pop. I feel as though these tools, representing a bulk of the `soda` command should be moved to gobuffalo/fizz....
Currently Fizz is enforcing an old Pop rule that `id` and `timestamps` columns are added. The enforcement of these rules should be done in gobuffalo/pop not Fizz.
As you may or may not know, I recently announced a replace for Packr, github.com/markbates/pkger. https://blog.gobuffalo.io/introducing-pkger-static-file-embedding-in-go-1ce76dc79c65 I believe that Pkger is the better solution for static file embedding. With that...