#530 — November 5, 2024 Unsub | Web Version Go Weekly Writing Secure Go Code — A handy article rounding up a variety of resources and techniques to keep in mind in order to write more robust and secure Go apps, including stayi...
Go 1.23 shipped with a new major feature: ranging over functions (also known as "iterators"), per this proposal. This feature is nicely covered in the official Go blog post from August. This article is a rewrite of my older post that described this feature when it was s...
New release coming in hot!
Freedom is nothing without constraints, and Go’s generics gives us a powerful way to build polymorphic types and functions constrained by type sets. Let’s geek out.
What kind of idiot would carry a package for someone when they've absolutely no idea what's inside it? Well, generic types in Go are exactly like that, only in a good way.
Recently I found a good use case for AI when migrating my dotfiles to another theme. This is a short post about it.
Introduction: Welcome to Episode 3 of JSON for Engineers! In this episode, Miki Tebeka explores the intricacies of JSON field mapping and value handling, especially when working in strongly typed languages like Go. This session covers the practical challenges of matching JSON fie...
Introduction: Welcome to Episode 3 of JSON for Engineers! In this episode, Miki Tebeka explores the intricacies of JSON field mapping and value handling, especially when working in strongly typed languages like Go. This session covers the practical challenges of matching JSON fie...
#529 — October 29, 2024 Unsub | Web Version Go Weekly Awesome Go: Almost 3000 Categorized Go Resources — A perennially useful resource that continues to get frequent updates (almost non-stop), and well worth revisiting in this...
Introduction: As you embark on the journey from C or C++ to Rust, you’ll discover a world of exciting possibilities. Rust’s emphasis on safety, concurrency, and performance can significantly enhance your programming toolkit. This beginner’s guide on transitionin...