▶ A Go Programmer's Guide to Secure Connections— A practical 40 minute talk, complete with demos, that digs into the theory and implementation of secure TCP connections and working with and managing them from Go code. Liz Rice |
How a Go Program Compiles Down to Machine Code— “Today we are going to look at the Go 1.11 compiler and how it compiles down your Go source code to an executable…” In other words, more fun with lexers, parsers, ASTs, and friends. Koen Vlaswinkel (Stream) |
![]() Burn Your Logs— Use Sentry's open source error tracking to get to the root cause of issues. Setup only takes 5 minutes. Sentry sponsor |
'I Ported My Gameboy Color Emulator to WebAssembly'— Daniel unearthed some Go code he wrote in 2013 and tweaked and compiled it (rather easily, to his surprise) to WebAssembly to get an emulator running in the browser. The potential for Go’s new WebAssembly support is significant. Daniel Harper |
▶ Running Go Directly on an Arduino Uno— A video showing how a Go program using GPIO, ADC, PWM, and I2C simultaneously can run entirely on an Arduino Uno thanks to TinyGo, a Go compiler for targeting microcontrollers. Ron Evans |
Try Vettery— Create a profile to connect with inspiring companies seeking Go devs. Vettery |
How to Develop a gRPC Microservice— The start of a four-part series on developing a microservice with all the fixins: gRPC, REST, middleware, and deployment via Kubernetes. Aleksandr Sokolovskii |
A Standard Go Project Layout— This repo aims to present a ‘standardized’ approach (though not an official one) for laying out a Go application file-wise. Kyle Quest |
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