I’ve always had a thing for old-school web tech. By the time I joined the digital fray, CGI scripts were pretty much relics, but the term kept popping up in tech forums and discussions like ghosts from the past. So, I got curious, started reading about them, and wanted to s...
Google has recently made their newest family of multimodal LLMs available via an API with a generous free tier. Google also released SDKs in several popular programming languages, including Go. This post is a quick overview of how to get started with the Go SDK to ask the model q...
In almost all web applications that I build, I end up needing to persist some data – either for a short period of time (such as caching the result of an expensive database query), or for the lifetime of the running application until it is restarted. When your application...
It seems like Web Components are always just on the cusp of finally catching on. They’re like the year of Linux on the desktop for frontend nerds. I keep reading the latest articles about Web Components as they bubble up on my social media feeds, just hoping that there is somet...
#489 — December 19, 2023 Unsub | Web Version Go Weekly The Best of the Go Newsletter in 2023 Welcome to the final issue of 2023! We'll be back on Tuesday, January 9, but before that, we want to take a look back at the most popular...
deadcode is a new command to help identify functions that cannot be called.
#488 — December 12, 2023 Unsub | Web Version 🎄 We're prepping our annual roundup issue for next week, just before we take our Christmas break, so keep an eye out for it next Tuesday :-)__Your editor, Peter Cooper Go Weekly...
It's common to see web applications that let you log in through third-party services. "Sign in with Google" is particularly popular; on developer-oriented websites, "Sign in with GitHub" also pops up quite a bit. In this post, I want to briefly explore OAuth -...