Hi HN,

I've built a CLI tool called gon, which brings Rails-style scaffolding to Go.

It generates models, usecases, handlers, fixtures and test helpers with one command, following a clean architecture structure.

Inspired by `rails g scaffold`, but for Go.

Repo: https://github.com/mickamy/gon

I'd love to hear your feedback and ideas!

Thanks. I think I could understand what u said partially.

We simply do not need to manage talented developers, is my thought.

I just can't understand why they can hire many developers. I mean, who are paying enough money to Atlassian?

Who isn't paying money to them? They're the largest player in their market and had revenue of $1.6 billion last year.

Yeh? I don't wanna pay my money to them personally. I just can't get it that they are so popular.

Yeh? What is the problems they intend to solve?

It can solve some project management issues for large scale teams. But it highly depends on how a company uses it. It is not mandatory to organize work though and I have only seen in companies you might not want to develop for.

Thanks for sharing. My company ain't so big (less than 150), so I guess they just don't match to us.

If all those are developers it might, although I don't recommend it. If not, I would search for alternatives. I was talking about Jira here, don't know too much about other products.

Thanks.

Jira might be OK for me too. All the web products by Atlassian (Jira, bitbucket, and confluences we are using) are soooooooo slow from Japan. And it is the 80% of my hate. Is it not from US or somewhere?