i think this is comment is not fair, angular 4 is the same as angular 2, and there were no angular 3, because they wanted to line up the versions of all the angular components they use. also they had it on their schedule, so its not a surprise, and angular 4 are focusing in optimizations and tooling, but the apis stay the same as 2. i don't mean to switch to angular, just wanted to point out how things are going so you can compare fairly.

can i ask, what should the garson.Handle() do exactly ?

Thanks for your feedback, I will work on the staff you said, i will read about the radix tree. You are right i shouldn't expose try(). i will add the Handle method too (Y)

that's nice (Y)

amazing ! i loved it

so @cliffrowley what do you think ?

yes, i am not sure how to send it to you though, here is my website http://eslammostafa.com , and my linkedin profile: http://linkedin.com/in/eslammostafa

hmmmm, should i make a list and try them one by one till i find what i like ?

Cliff, is there some method you used to tried to find what makes you interested?

The worst part is that i feel like i am not in control, there is alot of different tools and small libraries where u just put things together and the tools do the real stuff, i an backend there is tools too but i feel like doing something more, i might be wrong though as i didnt go deep in front end dev