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Hi @jason-riddle - Thanks for reaching out and raising this feature request. As of now, we're currently evaluating Typescript and Go as a prospect for the next language. Ideally, we'd like to have Powertools for all Lambda runtimes. I'll leave an additional comment to gauge interest in Go from the community as people can upvote in the meantime. |
Vote with +1 if you'd like Powertools for Golang |
Vote with +1 if you'd like Powertools for Java |
Vote with +1 if you'd like Powertools for dotnet (C#) |
+1 for Typescript 👍🏼 |
+1 for C# |
+1 for Go and .NET (including F#!) |
+1 for Go and Rust please 👍 |
+1 for Go please! |
+1 for PHP ;) |
Java is now OUT as Beta cc @oappicgi, @xaitek, @rajeshrajaian, @VanOvermeire, @stefaniuk |
+1 for NodeJS |
Hey! We now have an external email that we'd love to hear from you and what company you work for to help us prioritize additional runtimes. 📧 [email protected] I'm closing this now but here are some updates for you ;)
We hugely appreciate everyone's kind messages across many channels, keep your feedback coming via email, and stay tuned for Typescript! |
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Love the idea of this project. It would be great to have this for other languages.
Describe the solution you'd like
The same easy-of-use of this project, but tailored to the best practices for other languages.
Describe alternatives you've considered
There isn't an alternative. Lots of extra undifferentiated heavy lifting of having to implement metrics, tracing, and logging over and over for other projects.
Additional context
My personal next preference would be Go, but I'm eager to hear the team's general thoughts.
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