Integrating Alarm Systems with Homekit
This post documents my journey implementing a Homekit integration for my Intelbras AMT8000 alarm system.
People do change what a particular version is of a Go module
Some Go tricks and treats
#482 — October 31, 2023 Unsub | Web Version Go Weekly Awesome Go: Thousands of Categorized Go Resources — A useful resource that continues to get frequent updates, and that's well worth revisiting in what has been a surprisingly...
Getting love for your open source project, aka, marketing?!
Twitter Spaces with some OSS developers:
Getting Go modules to work with nested GitLab groups
While trying to test for How to publish a v2 version of a Go library, I found some issues with trying to import the new Go module I was testing with. Via Import private go modules from gitlab and the upstream issue on GitLab, it appears that this is unfortunately a long-standing...
Performing a v2 release of a Go module
On Wednesday, I'll be releasing oapi-codegen v2, which is my first v2 release of a Go module. To prepare for this I've been practicing doing a v2 release, so thought I'd write about as a form of blogumentation. The changes required aren't too large, we need to: Update the go.mod...
Running the “Reflections on Trusting Trust” Compiler
Ken Thompson’s Turing award lecture, running in your browser.
Running the “Reflections on Trusting Trust” Compiler
Ken Thompson’s Turing award lecture, running in your browser.
ES Module imports in Node.js and the browser
For a recent project, I wanted to have some JS code (in multiple files) available for testing from the command-line with Node.js, but also to be able to load the same code into a web page to be invoked directly from a browser. I've encountered this same issue before …
Wishing the 'if err != nil's away..
#481 — October 24, 2023 Unsub | Web Version Go Weekly ! 'Bang'-ing Errors in Go? — Criticisms of the verbosity of error handling in Go are common, but proposed solutions? Much less so. Ted suggests a syntax initially using excl...