I think I should pay linux a visit 😅

@codative

Comment the best linux tools you advice me

Sometimes I just wonder why telegram don have a thinking status additionally to typing 🤔

Almost finishing the book and I am really amazed how the go's philosophy is making concurrency easier you may find it annoying at first but after some understanding of how things work and how they should be organized there is no going back to just serial way of doing things 👌

#books #golang
@codative

Just running randomly around the internet and found this

wails.io

A desktop app framework for golang which works with js frameworks and with many feature support ⚡️

#desktop #golang #wails

@codative

Thanks God Google don rely on Cloudflare 😅

These days I have been lazy and not getting myself to make things workout for me just saying I should be ready and fix something and I am getting frustrated because of my many failures and looking at things breaking down like they were nothing. All of my effort not working it hurts a lot and it feels painful sometimes if feels as if I am not supposed to succeed but this quote really changed my mind

It is time now to get up and try no matter what happens

[Procastination]

@codative

I guess this thing is getting serious

Knowing about something and knowing that something is totally different things

This is the main difference between a skill and theoretical knowledge

#randomthought
@codative

Some solutions are really weird

I have did what I have never thought will work
so as majority of u know most LLMs support web scraping and getting data so I was out of gpt 5 prompt and it stopped from going further u know it is annoying to start chatting everything again so, instead of chatting with it again I have gone to Gemini and shared the chat with it and it fetched everything from there and we continued our chat from there 😉

#randomthought
@codative

I think I should get a bed like this sometimes 😂

G.morning comrades 🌅

Man, you guys seriously need to read this book if you touch Go. I just finished it, and it's way more than just a guide to using go routines.

It doesn't start with channels and just tell you what to do. Nope.

The author first tackles the philosophy—like, what even is parallelism versus concurrency? That groundwork is huge.

It then spends time looking at the old-school ways of handling sync (the mutex stuff) that other languages use. Why? So when it finally hits you with channels and "share memory by communicating," it just clicks. You understand exactly why Go’s way is better and why we even bother with channels instead of just locking memory. It clears up all the confusion instantly.

And the best part? It's not just theory. The back half is packed with solid, real-world patterns you can literally copy-paste into your production apps. It gives you that final polish to write great concurrent code, not just code that runs.

Total game-changer. Go read it!

#bookreview
@codative