---
title: "Oops, we're not publishing today."
publication: "Go Weekly"
issue: 307
published_at: "2020-04-10"
canonical_url: "https://golangweekly.com/issues/307"
---

But we're back for real next week.       

#307 — April 10, 2020 

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Dear reader, 

Long before we'd heard the term 'covid', we'd planned to take Easter Friday (today) off and tell you about this in [last week's issue](https://golangweekly.com/issues/306). But we forgot 🤭 

As we tend to get lots of emails whenever we merely publish _late_, I didn't want to run the risk of everyone thinking we were in trouble by not sending _anything_ :-) 

So **we're back next Friday** but while I'm here, I have a few links to share: 

- [Go 1.14.2 and Go 1.13.10 have been released](https://groups.google.com/d/msg/golang-announce/9UJN3gwMzhY/HVdQFNOVBgAJ) but they're pretty minor releases, so no panic.
- Last week we launched [JAMstacked](https://jamstack.email/?utm_source=golang&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=cross-promo&utm_content=307), a new bi-weekly newsletter focused on the growing trend of statically rendered by dynamically front-end enhanced sites and apps commonly referred to as 'JAMstack'.
- If you're itching for something to do, Ilija Eftimov has put together a [walkthrough of building a TCP-level protocol in Go](https://ieftimov.com/post/understanding-bytes-golang-build-tcp-protocol/). 

As always, we hugely appreciate your support and that you continue to read the newsletter, check out our sponsors, and send us things to include each week. We are only a 'Reply' button away if you need us. 

Happy Easter if you celebrate it. Happy Friday, if you don't 😄 

_— Peter Cooper and the Cooperpress team_ 

P.S. If I were going to recommend **just one** of our other newsletters to check out, it'd be [StatusCode Weekly.](https://weekly.statuscode.com/?utm_source=golang&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=cross-promo&utm_content=307) It's a general roundup of useful programming goodness, often with a lot of interesting stories thrown in.

This week we featured a VS Code extension that [encourages you to take breaks](https://github.com/schneefux/vscode-winddown), a compilation of [explanations of Unix package names](https://wiki.debian.org/WhyTheName), some [technical writing courses](https://developers.google.com/tech-writing/overview) Google has shared, a clever [Google Maps API optimization](https://blog.cityflo.com/how-we-reduced-our-google-maps-api-cost/) and, well, [a lot more.](https://weekly.statuscode.com/issues/261?utm_source=golang&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=cross-promo&utm_content=307)         

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