By releasing what is borderline vaporware. Or perhaps a better word would be a noob-trap.
The meat of the project is a router around fasthttp, which presumably is fast because it uses a ternary search tree. Which I fail to see the performance benefits of in this situation, but the point is that even this isn't explained.
I don't want to be too harsh, or discourage innovation, but I do believe there is a net-negative effect on the community when simple projects that could have been Gists are marketed as something they're not. I saw this 100x in the Node.js ecosystem and admire Go because it is kind of the antithesis of that.
The meat of the project is a router around fasthttp, which presumably is fast because it uses a ternary search tree. Which I fail to see the performance benefits of in this situation, but the point is that even this isn't explained.
I don't want to be too harsh, or discourage innovation, but I do believe there is a net-negative effect on the community when simple projects that could have been Gists are marketed as something they're not. I saw this 100x in the Node.js ecosystem and admire Go because it is kind of the antithesis of that.