This post describes how to build a face detection tool with a neural network. The full conception is described, from the design to the implementation.

https://blog.owulveryck.info/2019/08/16/a-simple-face-detection-utility-from-python-to-go.html

You want to make an external API only authenticated users can access. In this solution the authentication will be a token which clients will supply as an HTTP header.

https://rogerwelin.github.io//traefik/api/go/auth/2019/08/19/build-external-api-with-trafik-go.html

Find all references is now available for a subset of public repositories—supported in Go, JavaScript, PHP, Python, Ruby, and TypeScript.

https://github.blog/changelog/2019-08-16-find-all-references-in-public-repositories/

We chose to write our EBS in Go, as Go is a very lightweight way of quickly spinning up a backend. Our Go server must be running before our frontend can interact with it.

https://blog.twitch.tv/fireworks-a-sample-extension-using-bits-8b26f952945f

The go-flutter project is now one year old. We want to let you know how the project has evolved over this past year.

https://hover.build/blog/one-year-in/

An amazing journey into WebAssembly allowed me to build the ABS playground, where you can run ABS code directly in your browser.

https://odino.org/the-abs-playground-run-abs-code-directly-in-your-browser-whoooop/

Kavya Joshi explores when and why locks affect performance, delves into Go’s lock implementation as a case study, and discusses strategies one can use when locks are actually a problem.

https://www.infoq.com/presentations/go-locks/

An empty interface can be used to hold any data and it can be a useful parameter since it can work with any type.

https://medium.com/@blanchon.vincent/go-understand-the-empty-interface-2d9fc1e5ec72

Go vet command helps you detect any suspicious, abnormal, or useless code in your application.

https://medium.com/@blanchon.vincent/go-vet-command-is-more-powerful-than-you-think-563e9fdec2f5

Extensive repo containing a Gopher’s notes on learning Go and computer systems.

https://github.com/hoanhan101/ultimate-go

The intention of this article is to:
• get you started with building your first object structure intialization in Go language.
• explain two ways to initialize an object structure with a method and function.
• a touch on pointers and local variables
• a touch on public and private

https://synchrodynamic.com/golang/simple-class-or-structure-in-go-language/2019/

A real-world investigation into long-running mgo processes.

https://medium.com/@AustinBG/performance-debugging-golang-at-scale-8d8fab580bbe

For any real life application that does any tasks that are resource-intensive, timeouts are a necessary evil.

https://medium.com/swlh/the-simplest-way-to-handle-timeouts-in-golang-11e371dc6188

In this post I will show how to easily build an external api with authentication with help from Traefik. The usecase is the following: you want to make an external api only authenticated users can access. In this solution the authentication will be a token which clients will supply as an HTTP header. We will leverage Traefik to make the auth server and underlying api services loosely coupled.

https://rogerwelin.github.io//traefik/api/go/auth/2019/08/19/build-external-api-with-trafik-go.html

GitHub Actions will allow building a complete CI/CD Pipeline, deeply integrated with the GitHub ecosystem, without the need to use a third-party service like Travis CI or Circle CI, following the trend for "All in one" solutions where GitLab is probably the best example

https://dev.to/brpaz/building-a-basic-ci-cd-pipeline-for-a-golang-application-using-github-actions-icj