Group members are so active!

Keep it up!🔥

Live reloading golang applications!

Personally, I use nodemon.

If you do not have nodemon installed:

- npm install -g nodemon

Then, run:

- nodemon --exec go run cmd/main.go --signal SIGTERM

Note: I do not recommend to use for huge project ;)

The Go Gopher!

Hello 👋!

As your project grows, some find hard when it comes to debugging.

I would like to suggest.

👉: github.com/pkg/errors

If you like it, please, leave start* on github.

#advise

FAQ:

What makes you get to the next level?

One thing I believe, while coding, ask yourself, why am I doing it?

If you want to know your progress, please, take a look at your previous projects.

If you find better options and solutions, that means that your progress is going well.

“Do not settle, stay hungry and stay foolish“ - Steve Jobs.

#faq

The most common question in the interview:

1. What is the difference between slice and array in golang?

If you want to more about them:

Please, check the link: https://go.dev/blog/slices-intro

You might hear people say that Go is a call by value language and wonder what that means. It means that when you supply a variable for a parameter to a function, Go always makes a copy of the value of the variable.

Reference: Learning Go Book
#resourse

But in this case, the first value is going to change even though function makes a copy of it. The reason is “ Slices, Maps, and Channels are reference types. ”

#useful

Hello,

For beginners, I highly recommend to watch and code along.

She is one of the best instructors and docker captains I have found so far.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yyUHQIec83I

One of the best approaches to concatinate string!)

#bestpractice

One of the best resourses that I have used! 😉

https://talks.golang.org/2013/bestpractices.slide#1

for more: https://t.me/golang_dells

#resourse

What will be the output?

#challenge

What will be the output?

#challenge

I really like the document that golang team has provided in a page you can get a lot.

https://go.dev/doc/effective_go

#resourse

0. Robert Griesemer, Rob Pike, and Ken Thompson designed Go at Google in 2007.
1. Google wants an alternative to C++ and solves the issues of software engineering, this gives rise to the development of the Go programming language.
2. Go is supported on almost every Operating system like DragonFly BSD, FreeBSD, Linux, macOS, NetBSD, OpenBSD, Plan 9, Solaris, and Windows.
3. Go provides 2 features that are capable of replacing Class inheritance. The first is embedding and the other is interfaces.

source: https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/interesting-facts-about-golang
#facts

0. Go has garbage collection which automatically performs memory management and permits deferred execution of functions.
1.There is a special Keyword in Go called ‘defer‘, which delays the execution of method or function until the nearby function returns.

2. Go has a special built-in function known as ‘make‘, which is used to create slices, maps, and channels.
3. If any variable or package is declared but not used then, the Go compiler will show an error.
4. In Go, there is a new data type known as ‘slice‘, which has a more powerful interface to sequences as compared to Arrays.


source: https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/interesting-facts-about-golang
#facts

If you like working with AWS and go, here we “go”:

https://www.go-on-aws.com

#resourse