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One of the leading Golang Twitter Accounts reached over 20k Followers

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Golang Twitter

Since years listed on https://github.com/avelino/awesome-go#twitter as one of most active Golang related Twitter Accounts as the golang.ch owner and human behind the @golangch I am very proud, happy, and thankful that I reached over 20’000 followers this days. Golang Tutorials, Jobs, Libraries, and Go Open Source Projects All Tweets, since the beginning, are human-written, strictly […]

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A Golang opensource dynamic blogging system

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Golang Blog

To our dear Indonesian Readers: https://github.com/jlelse/GoBlog/issues/40 😉 Golang Blog Features Here’s an (incomplete) list of features: Single user with multiple blogs Publish, edit and delete Markdown posts using Micropub or the web-based editor Editor with live preview Drafts, private and unlisted posts SQLite database for storing posts and data Built-in full-text search Micropub with media […]

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A comparison of Object-Oriented Golang, C++ and Carbon

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Let us go through a simple example of creating an abstract base class representing a rocket engine with some concrete implementations in Golang, C++ and the new Carbon language from Google. To be accurate, Carbon is not an official Google project but done by people working at Google. Creating class or type hierarchies in the […]

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Whats new in Golang 1.19

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After the big release of Go 1.18, Go continues to develop new features. For now, RC1 has already been released, and the version will be released in August 2022. Let’s look at what comes with Go 1.19. Atomic Types in Go 1.19 Bool, Int32,Int64, Uint32, Uint64, Uintptr and Pointer are new atomic types under sync/atomic package. If you are unfamiliar, we could summarize the atomic package that […]

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Golang or NodeJS: Which one to choose for your next project?

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Building a mobile or web app gets challenging for developers and companies when it comes to choosing the right tech stack. As there are a variety of programming languages available to pick from, it gets harder for developers to choose the most suitable one for the project. Though the list is lengthy and the languages […]

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Use Golang with AWS Lambda and S3

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In a previous article, the author built a Node.js lambda function running in a container. Running a container as a serverless application worked out great: it meant it was simple to test locally and that I could install and use OS-level dependencies in a serverless function. That is how he was able to run Lynx in his […]

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How Uber halved Golang monorepo CI build time

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Before the year 2021, Uberâ„¢ engineers would have to take quite a taxing journey to make a code change to the Golang Monorepo. First, the engineer would make their changes on a local branch and put up a code revision to our internal code review system, Phabricator. Next, Uberâ„¢’s infrastructure would see the request and initiate a […]

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How to create a React app with Golang support using WebAssembly

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Why create-react-app? create-react-app allows us to quickly generate the boilerplate required to bootstrap a react application, providing a level of abstraction above the nitty-gritty infrastructure required to create a modern react app (Webpack, Babel, ESlint, etc.) Why include Golang? Go is a statically typed, compiled programming language designed at Google, it is syntactically similar to C, […]

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Introduction to Data Structures in Golang

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Jacob Kim’s Series is giving a nice introduction to Data Structures with Golang with a lot of examples, writing about: Linked Lists in Golang Stacks in Golang Infix to Postfix in Golang – Stacks Part 2 and Queues in Golang : Queues are a special list, just like stacks. Unlike stacks, however, queues are known […]

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Writing a replacement to OpenSSH using #golang

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SSH is a well-known protocol to access remote servers and OpenSSH is the most common implementation. This article will explain how to build a SSH server and client using Go https://scalingo.com/articles/2014/12/05/writing-a-replacement-to-openssh-using-go-12.html

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