Provides stack (LIFO), queue (FIFO) and priority queue structures, all stored in Go’s LevelDB port so they can scale beyond available memory.

An interesting new tool that you can install in Sublime Text or Vim that lets you get live-updating usage examples from GitHub for the code you’re currently editing.

Examining techniques to bypass the overhead of generating random numbers in a Go program.

What’s the easiest way to speed up your Python server? By handling the requests with Go. See how Andrey Petrov did it (by using C in the middle). Read More.

Run processes, but inside Docker containers. The docs boast you can “off-load computationally expensive parts of your program to a remote fleet of Docker engines.” There’s also an introductory blog post.

Define time-based tasks using a simple Go API and Gron’s scheduler will run them accordingly.

This tutorial outlines how to author microservices in Go that can discover each other as peers on a LAN without the need for an external service.