@eh-steve
I've built a prototype of a brand new web framework called "romance". It marries Fiber v3 (go backend http) with sveltekit v5 (front-end JS framework) seamlessly. Preliminary tests show that it is the fastest framework outside of possibly rust based projects.
The reason I was building the plug-in builder (now renamed to "closed-source module builder") was to make some aspects of the project closed-source so that security vulnerabilities would be harder to discover and hence exploit.
I was wondering if you were interested in learning more about what I am doing and also potentially joining the team as an expert on goloader.
(I come from a legal background) My plan is to release a open-source version to people who sign a NDA. And have the closed source version using goloader. People can then import "github.com/romance-dev/try-romance" to play around and get a feel. Obviously they shouldn't use it in production due to reliance on goloader.
If they want to properly use it, they sign a NDA and get access to to "github.com/romance-dev/romance".
@eh-steve
I've built a prototype of a brand new web framework called "romance". It marries Fiber v3 (go backend http) with sveltekit v5 (front-end JS framework) seamlessly. Preliminary tests show that it is the fastest framework outside of possibly rust based projects.
The reason I was building the plug-in builder (now renamed to "closed-source module builder") was to make some aspects of the project closed-source so that security vulnerabilities would be harder to discover and hence exploit.
I was wondering if you were interested in learning more about what I am doing and also potentially joining the team as an expert on goloader.
(I come from a legal background) My plan is to release a open-source version to people who sign a NDA. And have the closed source version using goloader. People can then import
"github.com/romance-dev/try-romance"to play around and get a feel. Obviously they shouldn't use it in production due to reliance on goloader.If they want to properly use it, they sign a NDA and get access to to
"github.com/romance-dev/romance".