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Issue 51 — March 26, 2015
Featured
Golang UK Conference (August 21 in London, UK)
It seems there’s a new Go conference on the scene this summer. There’s a call for speakers open until the end of May if you want to speak.
GolangUK.​com
The State of Go in 2015 with Andrew Gerrand   podcast 
Core team member Andrew Gerrand is featured in an 80 minute podcast interview with The Changelog talking about the state of Go and what’s coming in 1.5 and 1.6.
The Changelog
The first ops platform for developers
When an error happens, Opbeat will show you the code that is breaking, who wrote it, and how it is affecting performance. Experimental Go support. Go newsletter readers get $100 credit.
Opbeat   sponsored 
(Text) Interview with Go's Russ Cox and Sameer Ajmani
“The most important thing I learned is that a successful programming language is about far more than the language itself.”
The PL Enthusiast
ASCII Table Writer: Generate ASCII-drawn Tables   code 
Quite flexible, automatically pads, supports multiple line entries, alignments, custom separators, and more. Ideal to present tabular info in a CLI situation.
Oleku Konko
Why Go’s Design Is A Disservice to Intelligent Programmers   opinion 
Very opinionated. Sparked much discussion on Hacker News. (Note: Inclusion is not endorsement.)
Gary Willoughby
In Brief
GopherCon 2015 CFP Open till March 31   news 
The conference itself takes place in Denver, CO over July 7-10.
GopherCon
Komodo 9 Released: A Cross-Platform IDE That Now Supports Go   news 
ActiveState
HTTPS and Go   tutorial 
Kai Hagelstein
Fulfilling A Pikedream: The Ups of Downs of Porting 50k Lines of C++ to Go   opinion 
logicchains
Dynamic HTTP Routing in Go with Travel   code   tutorial 
Benjamen Keroack
go-bqstreamer: Stream Data Into Google BigQuery Quickly and Concurrently   code 
Rounds
Go-menu: Simple Interactive Command Line Menus   code 
turret.​io
Pastedown: An Open-Source, Self-Hosted Pastebin Server in Go   code 
Caleb Spare
Puzzl: An Sliding Puzzle Game for Your Terminal   code 
Pravendra Singh
Dedent: Remove Leading Whitespace From Multiline Strings   code 
Peter Renström
go-pry: A Pry-esque REPL for Go   code 
If you’ve used the powerful Pry Ruby REPL, go-pry aims to provide some of the same features to Go.
Tristan Rice
netbug: Provides A Handler for Registering Profilers On Your Own ServeMux   code 
Could be useful to folks who want to have remote profilers available on their live services, without being tied to the default servemux.
Edd Robinson
httpdiff: Performs Same Request Against 2 HTTP Servers and Diffs The Results   code 
John Graham-Cumming
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