> Here is an example. This Go program (a compiler) generates and serves its own website: https://NN-512.com
Not a very good one - clicking the link produces a download dialog on Firefox (I'm guessing because the website neglects to indicate a Content-Type).
Ironically this is an argument against trying to do everything yourself - you might waste time chasing the long tail of thousands of little details that had been solved many times over elsewhere.
Edit: looks like this bug is triggered by the absence of Accept-Encoding in the request. When the server compresses the response, it neglects to include the Content-Type of the compressed content.
> You defend Microsoft, here and in other parts of this thread, as they sell the work of open source authors without attribution and in violation of explicit license statements in the code.
Not a very good one - clicking the link produces a download dialog on Firefox (I'm guessing because the website neglects to indicate a Content-Type).
Ironically this is an argument against trying to do everything yourself - you might waste time chasing the long tail of thousands of little details that had been solved many times over elsewhere.