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fromHackernoon
2 weeks ago

Streamlining Go Concurrency Using a Worker Pool | HackerNoon

Goroutines are lightweight threads that can run concurrently, allowing for multiple tasks to be performed simultaneously without the overhead of traditional threads.
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fromHackernoon
4 months ago

As the Go Ecosystem Continues Grow, gopls Continues to Scale | HackerNoon

The v0.12 release of gopls features a core rewrite that allows it to scale to larger codebases, enhancing performance and reducing memory usage significantly.
Miscellaneous
fromSitePoint Forums | Web Development & Design Community
1 month ago

Senior dev seeking architecture best practices for CI/CD across microservices

A standardized CI/CD pipeline for microservices should address key challenges such as coordinating cross-service releases, managing backward compatibility, and preventing configuration duplication.
Node JS
fromHackernoon
4 months ago

How to Find Unreachable Functions With Deadcode | HackerNoon

Dead code refers to functions in source code that can't be reached during execution, complicating maintenance. A new tool, 'deadcode,' helps identify such functions.
Software development
Node JS
fromHackernoon
2 months ago

How I Merged and Validated Two JSON Files in Go | HackerNoon

Learning Go through practical tasks enhances understanding of its file handling and JSON processing capabilities.
fromHackernoon
4 years ago

Golang Can Remove Code From the Binary, and You May Want to Know That! | HackerNoon

The dual components of Go interfaces affect equality checks, particularly with nil values, highlighting a subtlety in the language's handling of types and interfaces.
Scala
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fromLogRocket Blog
3 months ago
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Why Go wasn't the right choice for the TypeScript compiler - LogRocket Blog

The TypeScript compiler's rewrite in Go enhances speed but threatens ecosystem stability and maintainability.
Performance improvements alone don't ensure pragmatic language choices.
fromLogRocket Blog
4 months ago
Node JS

TypeScript is going Go: Why it's the pragmatic choice - LogRocket Blog

TypeScript is being ported to Go, termed 'TypeScript 7', reflecting a shift towards languages beyond JavaScript for tool development.
fromHackernoon
4 months ago

testing.B.Loop: Some More Predictable Benchmarking for You | HackerNoon

Go 1.24's testing.B.Loop simplifies and enhances benchmark writing in Go, minimizing common pitfalls and ensuring accurate timing.
fromMedium
4 months ago

I Tried Kotlin, Scala, and Go-Here's Why I'm Sticking with Java

Java, despite being viewed as a legacy language, has evolved significantly and remains ideal for large-scale backend development.
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