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An interview with Jay McGavren, author of Head First Go
#281 — September 27, 2019Read on the Web📣 In this issue we have an interview with the author of Head First Go! Head down to the very bottom of this issue to check it out.Golang WeeklyWatermill 1.0: A...
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Official guidance on publishing Go modules
#282 — October 4, 2019Read on the WebGolang Weekly▶ On Creating the Go Programming Language— The recently returned Go Time podcast has really been putting out some amazing episodes. This time out,...
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What's coming in Go 1.14
#283 — October 11, 2019Read on the WebGolang WeeklyLinear Regression with Web Assembly— “Web Assembly? Where’s the Go?” you might ask. Well, this is a really neat project (code here) involving creating...
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Working with Errors in Go 1.13
#284 — October 18, 2019Read on the WebGolang WeeklyWorking with Errors in Go 1.13— Error handling is a common topic of discussion (and, sometimes, innovation) and things have improved slightly in Go...
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Turn Go's benchmark output into charts
#285 — October 25, 2019Read on the WebGolang WeeklyBenchdraw: A CLI to Turn Benchmark Output Into Pictures— Create easier-to-read picture plots from data output in Go’s benchmark output format.Jack...
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How Go 1.14 is going to be great
#286 — November 1, 2019Read on the WebGolang WeeklyOriginal photo is CC-AS licensed by Christopher Neugebauer5 Things Rob Pike Attributes to Go's Success— During his recent appearance on the Go Time...
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Go Modules: v2 and Beyond
#287 — November 8, 2019Read on the WebGolang WeeklyIntroducing Pkger: Static File Embedding in Go— There are already a few ways to embed static files into Go binaries (such as Packr or Statik) but when...
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Go turns 10 years old 🎉
#288 — November 15, 2019Read on the WebGolang WeeklyGo Turns 10 Years Old— It’s energizing to read this quick chronicle of Go and how far it has come in 10 years. “On behalf of the entire Go team at...
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What are Go's features of last resort?
#289 — November 22, 2019Read on the WebGolang WeeklyGo’s 'Features of Last Resort'— A ‘feature of last resort’ is a language feature that solves an otherwise hard-to-solve problem but is best avoided...
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Syntax highlighting, GraalVM vs Go, and why AMEX has chosen Go
#290 — November 29, 2019Read on the WebGolang WeeklyChroma: A Pure Go General Purpose Syntax Highlighter— Chroma brings most of the features of Pygments, pretty much the Python-based standard in the...
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Should Go directly support embedding files into binaries?
#291 — Decemeber 6, 2019Read on the WebGolang WeeklyA Proposal for Bringing Static File Embedding to cmd/go— There are great tools like Packr and Statik for embedding static files into Go binaries but...
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Using Makefile(s) for Go
#292 — Decemeber 13, 2019Read on the WebGolang WeeklyIntroducing sqlc: Compile SQL Queries to Type-Safe Go— sqlc generates readable, idiomatic Go from SQL so you can interact with your database without...
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So long 2019
#293 — Decemeber 20, 2019Read on the WebGolang WeeklyEach year, we like to close things off with a look back at the most popular links of the year — handy if you don't read every issue and want a quick...
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A new tool to detect Goroutine leaks
#294 — January 10, 2020Read on the WebGolang WeeklyBuilding a BitTorrent Client From The Ground Up in Go— You’ll likely learn more about BitTorrent than Go in this post, but it’s pretty interesting and...
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How to optimize a DNS server using Go tools
#295 — January 17, 2020Read on the WebGolang WeeklyPorting the Go Pigo Face Detection Library to WebAssembly— Pigo is a neat face detection library we’ve linked to a few times now, but wouldn’t it be...
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Inlined Defers in Go
#296 — January 24, 2020Read on the WebGolang WeeklyGiu: A Cross Platform Rapid GUI Framework Based on Dear ImGui— Another way to create simple GUI apps from Go. Dear ImGui is an interesting GUI library...
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Three proposals for Go 1.15
#297 — January 31, 2020Read on the WebGolang WeeklyThree Modest Proposals Selected for Go 1.15— Go 1.14 is due to be released next month, so thoughts have turned to Go 1.15 with three (relatively...
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Go 1.14 RC1, the state of Go in 2020, and ten Go development principles.
#298 — February 7, 2020Read on the WebGolang Weekly▶ The State of Go 2020: Changes Since Go 1.12— What’s happened to Go since Go 1.12 and what’s coming up for Go 1.14? Francesc Campoy and Maartje...
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Explaining Go module mirrors, proxies, and Athens
#299 — February 14, 2020Unsubscribe : Read on the WebGolang WeeklyFyne: Cross Platform GUI Toolkit and API— We first linked this when it was for desktop only but it supports Android and iOS too now....
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Go - the most 'in-demand' language with employers?
#300 — February 21, 2020Unsubscribe : Read on the WebGolang Weeklypkg.go.dev To Be Open Sourced— The “central source of information about Go packages and modules” is set to have its code released in...
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