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A statically typed, compiled programming language designed at Google

about #go

Go is an open source programming language that makes it easy to build simple, reliable, and efficient software.

Go is expressive, concise, clean, and efficient. Its concurrency mechanisms make it easy to write programs that get the most out of multicore and networked machines, while its novel type system enables flexible and modular program construction. Go compiles quickly to machine code yet has the convenience of garbage collection and the power of run-time reflection. It's a fast, statically typed, compiled language that feels like a dynamically typed, interpreted language.

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Apr 7

Designing Errors Out of Your Go CLI

#cli #codequality #design #go

5 min read

James Whitfield

Apr 7

Integrating LLMs into a Go service without losing your mind (or adding 550ms latency)

#go #llm #backend #architecture

5 min read

Apr 8

Accept Interfaces, Return Structs: 5 Patterns From a Go CLI

#architecture #codequality #go #softwareengineering

7 min read

Emin Salih Açıkgöz

Apr 21

Atomic Scaffolding: How scbake Prevents Configuration Mishaps

#go #devops #opensource #tools

4 min read

Bill Tu

Apr 7

Why We Replaced float64 With Decimal in Our Matching Engine

#go #matchengine

6 min read

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Andrei Merlescu

Apr 21

Bump your VERSION file

#cicd #go #opensource #programming

5 min read

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Aditya

Apr 9

Mastering Error Handling in Go

#go #programming #tutorial #security

5 min read

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Perajit

Apr 21

Interface ใน Go ฉบับรวบยอด

#programming #go #tutorial

1 min read

Apr 11

Two-Phase Commit Demystified: When Distributed Transactions Are Unavoidable

#architecture #backend #distributedsystems #go

3 min read

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Nithin Bharadwaj

Apr 7

How I Built a Fast, Trustworthy Blockchain Node in Go Using Concurrency and Merkle Proofs

#programming #devto #go #softwareengineering

9 min read

Odilon HUGONNOT

Apr 20

CQRS in Go — Part 1: the aggregate, Transition() and the Clone() you forget

#cqrs #eventsourcing #go #aggregate

6 min read

Apr 11

Database Connection Pooling: What Every Backend Developer Should Know

#go #backend #database #architecture

3 min read

Abhishek Sharma

Apr 20

Tests, UPDATE, DELETE — And the Refactor I Didn't Plan

#go #buildinpublic #testing #backend

5 min read

Viktor Logvinov

Apr 6

Mid-Career Developer Overcomes Go Plateau: Strategies to Deepen Expertise Beyond LLMs and Tackle Complex Projects

#go #llms #concurrency #memorymanagement

12 min read

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Wes

Apr 19

htop for Your Git History

#opensource #go #git #tui

6 min read

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