From the go get to the go mod.

Arhat is an experimental deep learning framework implemented in Go. - GitHub - fragata-ai/arhat: Arhat is an experimental deep learning framework implemented in Go.

Golang implementation of Sliding Window Algorithm for distributed rate limiting. - RussellLuo/slidingwindow

dockerized (postgres + nginx + golang + react). Contribute to karlkeefer/pngr development by creating an account on GitHub.

DeepSource's Go analyzer is now generally available, with support for 150+ issues and 10 package managers.

Simple Bash script to automate Go language tools single user installation or even removal. - canha/golang-tools-install-script

Configuration of a DevSecOps workflow, that leverages GitHub Actions to build a Docker container, and Trivy to scan for vulnerabilities, on each code push.

By Pramono Winata Today, I am going to show you how to implement Elasticsearch in Go.But of course, before that I am going to give a small introduction to Elasticsearch.If you have already gained a basic understanding of Elasticsearch, you can skip t...

Take a look at this beginners guide to Golang (Go) Interface types and find an explanation of how Go interfaces work, structs, and its coding philosophy.

Can your dependencies take over your application? What about their dependencies? I will be covering how blind trust can put you at risk!

Bare-metal programming with Go.

A Golang Command-Line Tutorial

This article walks through the most supported way to implement unit testing with private sub packages and CloudBuild on Google App Engine.

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At work, my team decided to switch our codebase from pkg/errors to Go 1.13’s native error wrapping. We used to wrap our errors like this:
var errBadStuff := errors.New("something happened") ... err := errors.Wrapf(errBadStuff, "some context '%s'", label)…

Using a good settings strategy can make local development and deployment a lot easier.