What is Serverless? A Serverless Lambda is essentially code, written by you, which a cloud provider like Amazon or Google will run for you. Your code gets run on a cloud providers servers on demand, as and when it is needed. The benefit of having someone…

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Cost-effective way to have your app conform with 12 factor methodology with Go’s stock flag package.
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A variadic function is a function that accepts zero, one, or more values as a single argument. While variadic functions are not the common case, they can be …

In the Go programming language, a for loop implements the repeated execution of code based on a loop counter or loop variable. In this tutorial, you will l…

Slices are one of those types in Go that take a little bit of time and hands on experience to really wrap your head around. There is a lot of material out there that explain slices, but I'm going to take a slightly different approach. We'll start with clarifying…