How to write a good tech job description
Recently I saw a job description of a Brazilian company, more or less like this:
Jekyll: Reading time without plugins
Estimated reading time of a post is a feature that became popular, I believe, with Medium.
OpenSourcing my blog again
Once upon a time, my blog was OpenSource. People liked it and forked it tons of times, but they never change some stuff (disqus, analytics).
Go and the Secure Shell protocol
What is the Secure Shell protocol? Many of us use ssh(1) everyday to administer servers around the world. The Secure Shell protocol, however, allows us to do much more than open secure shells.
Stack Traces In Go
Introduction Having some basic skills in debugging Go programs can save any programmer a good amount of time trying to identify problems. I believe in logging as much information as you can, but sometimes a panic occurs and what you logged is not enough. Understanding the informa...
Jekyll with Sass
I followed @mdo recent article “Using Sass with Jekyll”, and wanted to point out the results.
The world's first Go distributed hackathon.
Registration is now open for the Gopher Gala - the world’s first Go distributed hackathon. You may have heard of the Rails Rumble, Node Knockout, or Django Dash.
Cron as a file system
9p I read The Styx Architecture for Distributed Systems over a decade ago. The central idea of the paper is that “representing a computing resource as a form of file system, [makes] many of the difficulties of making that resource available across the network disappear&rdqu...
The Other Side of Go: Programming Pictures, the Read, Parse, Draw Pattern
The other side of Go: Programming Pictures, the Read, Parse, Draw Pattern Go has proven to be extremely versatile and well suited to back-end tasks, but sometimes you need a picture, and I’ve found that Go works well for generating visuals as well.
Type safe templating with ego
Go has seen many converts from scripting languages such as Ruby and Python. These newcomers love the type safety, the language simplicity, and the static binaries that Go offers.