I love this post, I was at Gophercon and met several gophers. This post shows how the Go community is made and how we're going forward. Thank you @codegangasta.
I second this. The people I met at GopherCon were among the top group for any community built around a language.
I spoke at length with someone there about Martini, and had pretty much the same take on it as Jeremy now professes. The stuff he did with the dependency injection was really solid, but as he admits, it is not very idiomatic. I applaud his new effort while maintaining the existing project that so many are using.
