Golang Weekly Issue 67: July 16, 2015

Issue 67 — July 16, 2015

Featured

A look at a few Go packages that can help with securing webapps in areas like HTTP security headers, rate limiting, and CSRF protection.

StableLib

Go 1.5's vendor/ Experiment opinion

A look at the practical outcome of the dependency vendoring ‘experiment’ in Go 1.5.

freeformz

GopherCon 2015 Closing Keynote: How Go was Made

Some great notes on Andrew’s keynote. I don’t think there’s an official video yet but there’s this shaky attendee recorded one if you want.

Andrew Gerrand

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Writing iOS and Android Apps in Go

“Go version 1.5 is on the way later this summer. One of the more interesting features is the ability to cross-build apps for Android and iOS.”

SourceDNA

Testing in Go

A look at approaches to testing in Go from a simple if statement through to testing concurrent code.

Nick Gauthier

There Will Be SQL

Jeremy Morony used Go as an excuse to go back to basics and work with SQL instead of an ORM.

Jeremy Morony

Go Support Now Official on Heroku news

Go is now a first class language over on the Heroku platform.

Heroku

Jobs

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In Brief

Ivy: An iOS App Written in Go news opinion

Hacker News

Compile Time Code Weaving in Go tutorial

defer Panic

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Godong: Easy-to-Use Dynamic HTTP Route Handler code

novalagung

Ark: A Compiled Systems Programming Language Written in Go using LLVM code