This blog aims to fill the gaps in knowledge transmission and provide useful everyday tips about the Go programming language, its packages and tools. I started this blog when she was working on the Go team at Google and an trying my best to keep it alive. About the author I work...
If you are willing to make large scale refactoring in your Go programs, automating the refactoring tasks is more desirable than manual editing. eg is a program that allows you to perform transformations based on template Go files. To install the tool, run the following: $ go get...
Today I saw that the size of my vendor/ folder in Golang project is around 150M. I am using glide there and there are 24 dependencies (it’s a program with multiple data storage connectors, notifications, etc.), so I decided to review it and reduce the amount of 3rd party li...
Only a well-balanced search tree can provide optimal search performance. This article adds automatic balancing to the binary search tree from the previous article.
I’ve lost a considerable amount of time trying to bind those things together, so I decided to write this quick post about it, so others could also benefit from it. The tips are: Don’t install Glide using go get. Use apt; Override dependencies and test sections; You&r...
Search trees are everywhere: In databases, in file systems, in board game algorithms,… This post explores the probably most basic form of a tree: a binary search tree.
The post “10 LDFLAGS I love” by Jessie Frazelle reminded me that I know a thing or two about the dynamic linker that many people using Linux rarely need, but when they need them, it’s because they really need them. I came by this knowledge a couple of decades ag...