I'm developing a DNS hosting service (http://slickdns.com) and am using Django to do the bulk of the development, but I've also written a little utility web server in Go as it needs to be high performance but also lightweight and Go fits the bill perfectly. Updates are also a breeze as it's just a single static binary, compared to Django/Python where I have to make sure that any 3rd party dependency packages are installed first.
Last week I also developed a little random password generating web server with a web service API in Go. It's live at http://random-password-please.com/, and the source is at https://github.com/jbarham/random-password-please. IMHO it's a good illustration of how easy it is to write network servers in Go as it makes use of goroutines and channels and it all fits together very easily and naturally.
Last week I also developed a little random password generating web server with a web service API in Go. It's live at http://random-password-please.com/, and the source is at https://github.com/jbarham/random-password-please. IMHO it's a good illustration of how easy it is to write network servers in Go as it makes use of goroutines and channels and it all fits together very easily and naturally.