#281 — September 27, 2019 |
📣 In this issue we have an interview with the author of Head First Go! Head down to the very bottom of this issue to check it out. |
Golang Weekly |
Watermill 1.0: A Go Library for Working Efficiently with Message Streams — We first linked to its launch post a year ago, but this library for building event driven apps has come a long way and reached the all important 1.0 milestone. Three Dots Labs |
Using Go Instead of Bash for Scripts — It’s not a bad idea, especially if you have a love/hate relationship with Krzysztof Kowalczyk |
Level Up Go Test with gotestsum — Since go test doesn't output in the JUnit format natively, use gotestsum to do that for you. CircleCI sponsor |
Go 1.13.1 and 1.12.10 Released — These are minor releases to address a recently reported security issue in Filippo Valsorda |
The Go Proposal Process: Enabling Experiments — The latest in Russ Cox’s series of posts about how the Go core team and community can think about, work with, and develop new ideas for the language. This time, he thinks about how best to run experiments for proposed features. Russ Cox |
Ristretto: A High-Performance, Concurrent, Memory-Bound Cache — The folks at Dgraph needed a better cache and couldn’t find one in the community. So, they wrote one. Note that it’s a local, per-process cache and not server-based (as yet). Dgraph |
💻 Jobs |
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📘 Articles & Tutorials |
Be Wary of Functions Which Take Several Parameters of the Same Type — Dave has an opinion of one way to handle this, are there others? Dave Cheney |
A Comprehensive Guide to Working with WebSockets in Go — A practical and thorough introduction to WebSockets, how they work under the hood, and working with them in Go code. Aleksandr Ryzhyi |
Understanding Package Visibility in Go — How to share code between packages while also protecting the implementation details of your package. DigitalOcean |
New Public Go, Docker and Kubernetes Training Are Available for You Ardan Labs sponsor |
Managing Groups of Goroutines in Go — The article covers the typical Michal Bock |
Using Dávid Mikuš |
▶ A Look At Dgraph: The Graph Database Written in Go — Did you know that Francesc Campoy (of JustForFunc fame) now works at Dgraph on their Go-powered graph database? I didn’t, but it’s great to see him in a new video. Francesc Campoy |
🛠 Code & Tools |
Ants 2.0: A High-Performance Goroutine Pool — If your program is designed to generate a large number of goroutines, Ants can automatically manage and recycle them. Andy Pan |
v8go: Execute JavaScript from Go — Lets you create V8 contexts and run code Roger Chapman |
Test Mux Video for Your Go App for Free ✨ — Easily build beautiful video experiences into your Go app. Create a free Mux account with no payment information needed. Mux sponsor |
Stateless: A Fluent Library for Creating State Machines — It supports almost the same API as a similar project in C#. Quim Muntal |
xurls: Extract URLs From Text (using Regexes) — The regexes themselves are more precise than you’d guess. Daniel Martí |
Fake 'Generics' Using Canadian Syllabics ᐸ..ᐳ — They look like angled brackets, but they’re not. Yes, this is just a fun, little, tongue-in-cheek project. Pavel Vasilev |
Gizmo: A Microservice Toolkit from The New York Times The New York Times |
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