Links tagged “golang”
19 links, newest first.
victoriametrics.com
run the new features right in the page.
words.filippo.io
Opaque, Interoperable Passkey Records (and a Go API) - Filippo Valsorda proposes a portable format for passkeys, with a working Go implementation.
devblogs.microsoft.com
Announcing TypeScript 7.0 - the native Go port lands for real, roughly 10x.
blainsmith.com
Tracing HTTP requests with Go’s net/http/httptrace: instrument DNS, TCP, TLS and TTFB with nothing but the standard library.
medium.com
An implementation walkthrough of the Chord distributed hash table in Go, covering consistent hashing, lookups, node joins and the stabilisation protocol.
medium.com
Presents mmake, a Go wrapper around Make that adds first-class help output for targets and recursive remote includes without replacing Make itself.
gohugo.io
Homepage of Hugo, an open-source static site generator written in Go, with downloads, documentation and themes.
blog.gopheracademy.com
An introduction to Glow, a pure-Go map-reduce framework for standalone and distributed data processing.
github.com
Build tool that compiles a Go service into a static binary inside Docker and packages it in a scratch-based image.
vincent.demeester.fr
Personal site of Vincent Demeester, a French engineer working on Docker/Moby, Tekton and NixOS, mixing posts, TIL notes and bookmarks.
tip.golang.org
The release that made the compiler and runtime self-hosting in Go, with a redesigned concurrent garbage collector.
marcio.io
How Malwarebytes rebuilt a high-volume telemetry endpoint in Go, moving from a goroutine-per-request handler to a bounded worker queue writing to S3.
blog.gopheracademy.com
A Go pattern that builds concurrent data pipelines from structs carrying channel fields, offered as an alternative to the plain generator pattern.
talks.golang.org
Rob Pike's Waza 2012 slide deck separating concurrency from parallelism and showing how goroutines, channels and select compose concurrent Go programs.
apercite.fr
@FrancisBesset Bizarre, non ?http://t.co/uE4hvWIToF
syntax-k.de
The Go programming language is actually cooler than I had previously thought http://t.co/cBKXLtBz
