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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IJHDev Blog | The blog of a tech lead, equal parts tutorial and archive for things I have worked on.

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.

Go’s interfaces and “duck typing” makes it very easy to create simple mock or stub implementations of a dependency for testing. This has not dissuaded a number of people from writing generalized mocking libraries such as gomock and testify/mock, among others.…

Everything you wanted to know about structs in Golang

Structured Logging, also known as Semantic Logging, is probably the most powerful logging pattern I know. Let’s assume that our log is normally emitted as follows (code – uses Go standa…

sync all the things

A bloom filter is a set-like data structure that is more space-efficient compared to traditional set-like data structures such as…

Open source API development ecosystem - https://hoppscotch.io (open-source alternative to Postman, Insomnia) - hoppscotch/hoppscotch

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

Experimental system call tracer for Linux x86-64, written in Go - GitHub - agis/gtrace: Experimental system call tracer for Linux x86-64, written in Go