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Issue 65 — July 2, 2015
Featured
StableLib: An LTS Distribution of Go Packages
StableLib is a stable distribution of curated open source Go packages with long-term support. It’s free for open source and personal non-commercial projects.
StableLib
'Big news! I merged the CL, Go 1.5 will be able to build iOS apps.'   news 
The ability to write native iOS apps in pure Go is here.
Burcu Dogan
Using Go and Docker Together for a Great Workflow
Mostly based around a Makefile that manages the building and running of a Go app within a Docker container.
CrowdPatent
VividCortex Gives Deep Visibility Into Your Systems
VividCortex is the best way to see what is happening on your production servers. Unlike traditional monitoring, we measure and analyze the system’s work and resource consumption. This leads directly to better performance for IT as a whole, at reduced cost and effort.
VividCortex   sponsored 
GopherChina Trip Report   news 
Did you know Go is more popular in China than any other country? Here’s a quick look at what’s going on there, including a visit to a 160 employee all-Go shop.
Robert Griesemer
GoBooks: A Look at 19 Different Go Books
Some paid, some free - with brief summaries of each.
Dariush Abbasi
Jobs
Freelance with Companies like Airbnb, IDEO, JPMorgan
Work with top clients, set your own rates, and work from anywhere as an elite Toptal Go developer. Join the most exclusive network of top software engineers in the world.
Toptal
In Brief
Golang and Docker on Google App Engine Managed VMs   tutorial 
Paul Okstad
Writing Microservices in Go   tutorial 
A very introductory look, aimed at people new to Go.
Kristopher Sandoval
TLS Mutual Auth in GoLang   tutorial 
Chris Whitcombe
The Story behind 'Forge', a Configuration File Format and Go Parser
Brett Langdon
Why Go and Rust Are Not Competitors   opinion 
Dave Cheney
Better software development with Codeship   tools 
Want to test and deploy faster? Codeship is a hosted Continuous Integration and Delivery platform focusing on speed, security, and customizability. Join customers like CareerBuilder and speed up your software development with Codeship.
Codeship   sponsored 
harp: A Go Application Deploy Tool   tools   code 
Van
Example of Hot-reloading / Hot-swapping Live Template Files in Go   code 
Eric Lagergren
varcaser: Library to Transform Names Between Common Variable Casing Conventions   code 
Danver Braganza
gomphs: A Tool to Ping Multiple Hosts At Once   code 
42wim
GoRethink 1.0 Released: A RethinkDB Driver for Go   code   news 
Daniel Cannon
Deputy: A Go Package That Adds Smarts On Top of os/exec   code 
There’s a post explaining more.
Juju
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