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#155: How to Ship Production-Grade Go
Go NewsletterIssue 155 — April 13, 2017FeaturedSee What Your Program Is Really Doing With 'go tool trace'If you haven’t used it yet, this is a good look at a handy Go tool for monitoring your program’s...
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#156: Go-SCP, A Secure Coding Practices Guide for Go
Go NewsletterIssue 156 — April 20, 2017FeaturedPeriph: A Library for I/O with Peripherals and Boards code A standalone library with no external dependencies for interfacing using GPIO, I2C, SPI, or...
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#157: Understand Go Pointers in Under 800 Words
Go NewsletterIssue 157 — April 27, 2017FeaturedUnderstand Go Pointers in Less Than 800 WordsOne of Go’s most active contributors explains pointers from the ground up, complete with diagrams.Dave Cheney...
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Go Newsletter Issue #158
Go NewsletterIssue 158 — May 4, 2017FeaturedThere is No Pass-by-Reference in Go tutorial “Go does not have pass-by-reference semantics because Go does not have reference variables.”Dave Cheney Pilosa:...
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Go Newsletter Issue #159
Go NewsletterIssue 159 — May 11, 2017FeaturedUsing Code Generation to Survive Without GenericsLearn how to use code generation to create type-safe code (like a Queue or LinkedList) without having to...
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#160: Alternative Patterns for Method Overloading in Go
Go NewsletterIssue 160 — May 18, 2017FeaturedBadger: A High-Perf Key/Value Storage EngineAn embeddable, persistent, simple and fast key-value store, written natively in Go. GitHub repo.Dgraph...
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#161: The State of Go in May 2017
Go NewsletterIssue 161 — May 25, 2017FeaturedThe State of Go in May 2017Google’s Francesc Campoy gives us an update on where Go is at in mid 2017, mostly focused on stdlib and runtime improvements....
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#162: Understanding Tensorflow Using Go
Go NewsletterIssue 162 — June 1, 2017FeaturedUnderstanding Tensorflow Using GoAn error-driven approach to learning the Tensorflow architecture and what is possible with the Go binding. (Tensorflow is a...
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#163: Benchmarking Go Programs
Go NewsletterIssue 163 — June 8, 2017FeaturedGo Play Space: An Experimental Go Playground tools An experimental alternative to the Go Playground that includes syntax highlighting, themes, and keyboard...
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#164: First Beta of Go 1.9 Released
Go NewsletterIssue 164 — June 15, 2017FeaturedFirst Beta of Go 1.9 Released news Builds here or use this process from Go.Chris Broadfoot The Draft Go 1.9 Release NotesThe first beta is out, and these...
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#165: How to Not Use An HTTP Router in Go
Go NewsletterIssue 165 — June 22, 2017FeaturedHow to Not Use An HTTP Router in GoAn opinionated post with some interesting observations. If you want to implement HTTP routing in Go, this is well worth...
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#166: The State of Go with Francesc Campoy
Go NewsletterIssue 166 — June 29, 2017FeaturedThe State of Go with Francesc Campoy video In a 20 minute talk, Francesc gave his latest update on where Go is at, upcoming changes to the language, and...
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#167: Go Tooling in Action
Go NewsletterIssue 167 — July 6, 2017FeaturedGo Tooling in ActionMaterials for a workshop covering the tools gophers use in day to day development. The workshop is based off a 40 minute talk Francesc...
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#168: Go Makes It Into TIOBE's Top 10 Languages
Go NewsletterIssue 168 — July 13, 2017FeaturedGo Makes It Into TIOBE's Top 10 LanguagesThe TIOBE Programming Community index is a popular, though controversial, indicator of the relative popularity of...
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#169: Toward Go 2.0
Go NewsletterIssue 169 — July 20, 2017FeaturedToward Go 2.0From a GopherCon 2017 talk, the process that will be used to decide and implement the changes going into Go 2.0 with a call for input.Russ Cox...
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#170: Should Go 2.0 Support Generics?
Go NewsletterIssue 170 — July 27, 2017FeaturedGo 1.9 Release Candidate 1 ReleasedProgress towards a final release continues. There are draft release notes if you want to keep up to date with new...
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#171: Using Message Queue Systems via Go Channels
Go NewsletterIssue 171 — August 3, 2017FeaturedVice: Go Channels Across Many MachinesAllows developers to use standard Go channel semantics on top of various queuing backends like NSQ, Redis, and...
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#172: Should 'Context' Go Away in Go 2?
Go NewsletterIssue 172 — August 10, 2017FeaturedTyped 'nil's in Go 2 story Dave gives you some code to think about before considering the future for typed nils in Go 2.Dave Cheney Context Should Go...
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#173: RustGo - Calling Rust From Go with Little Overhead
Golang WeeklyIssue 173 — August 17, 2017FeaturedRustGo: Calling Rust From Go with Little OverheadHow the desire to increase performance calling into assembly led to the creation of calling into Rust...
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#174: Why Go Scales - Concurrency in Go vs Elsewhere
Golang WeeklyIssue 174 — August 24, 2017Featuredgoderive: A Next Generation Code Generator for GoA tool that parses your code for functions that are not yet implemented and generates the boilerplate...
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