| Featured | | Progress towards a final release continues. There are draft release notes if you want to keep up to date with new features. | Chris Broadfoot |
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| One of Go’s most recognized users chimes in on the debate with the two choices that the core team has in regard to its biggest issue. | Dave Cheney |
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| The largest Go conference took place in Denver 2 weeks ago and this is the link you need if you want to dig deep into the talks. | GopherCon |
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| The world's only commercially supported Go distribution for Linux, MacOS and Windows. Try it for Free. | ActiveState sponsored |
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| The process of evolving Go, through experience reports, and how it worked for issues like type aliases and other changes to the language. | Russ Cox |
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| Between half a million and a million, perhaps. | Russ Cox |
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| A bit of fun, this. You probably shouldn’t use Unicode for everything, monkey patch the language, and 4 other gems. | Ralph Carmichael |
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| Go lacks some of the instrumentation capability of other languages and there is an effort to start discussing solutions underway. | Jaana B. Dogan |
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| Jobs | | Our goal is to eliminate fraud and increase our customers' profits. We’ve invented an A.I technology to combine accuracy with scalability. | Fraugster Ltd |
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| In Brief | | Progress towards a final release continues. There are draft release notes if you want to keep up to date with new features. | Chris Broadfoot |
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| The largest Go conference took place in Denver 2 weeks ago and this is the link you need if you want to dig deep into the talks. | GopherCon |
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| Recently sent to print. | Katherine Cox-Buday |
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| Go lacks some of the instrumentation capability of other languages and there is an effort to start discussing solutions underway. | Jaana B. Dogan |
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| Instrument your Go apps in a few lines of code to start graphing metrics and setting up alerts in minutes. | Datadog sponsored |
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| It’s possible to use closures to adapt a function to your argument (or other) requirements. | Nate Finch |
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| There is a little-known (yet fully documented) side effect of using append that can overwrite your data and be hard to find. | Allegro Tech Blog |
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| A bit of fun, this. You probably shouldn’t use Unicode for everything, monkey patch the language, and 4 other gems. | Ralph Carmichael |
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| Between half a million and a million, perhaps. | Russ Cox |
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| The process of evolving Go, through experience reports, and how it worked for issues like type aliases and other changes to the language. | Russ Cox |
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| A quest to define “idiomatic” Go by looking at several anti-patterns. | Edward Muller |
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| Some folks think ORMs are the root of much evil, but here are some ways to use them for great good. | Jon Calhoun |
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| A discussion on the generics fork in the road and opinion that generics is simpler than Go’s current options. | Tyler Treat |
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| This book contains years of wisdom from experts & the fastest way to learn how to connect to a database with Go. | VividCortex sponsored |
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| Supports middleware and subscription to field-level changes. | John Doak |
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