Go Flow

Using GraphQL with Microservices in Go

Updated: Go Contribution Guide

Payment transaction without an atomic commit across 3 partitions

https://github.com/marselester/distributed-payment demonstrates execution of a payment transaction without an atomic commit across 3 partitions (a primer from "Designing Data-Intensive Applications" book). The project uses Kafka to store transfer requests and derived payments. RocksDB is used for requests deduplication (inspired by https://segment.com/blog/exactly-once-delivery/). Repository structure is based on Ben Johnson's https://github.com/benbjohnson/wtf.

Marsel Mavletkulov

Go Concurrency through illustrations

Go concurrency through Illustrations

David Dymko

Why Add Versions To Go?

Davor Kapsa

Go 1.10.3 and Go 1.9.7 are released

Update :)

Davor Kapsa

Go Memory Management

Davor Kapsa

Failure is your Domain

Davor Kapsa

Tracing for Granularity

Slides

Davor Kapsa

Peter Bourgon: Go for Industrial Programming

Davor Kapsa

Gobot - Release 1.11

Davor Kapsa

What is Software Engineering?

Davor Kapsa

The vgo proposal is accepted. Now what?

Davor Kapsa

How the Go runtime implements maps efficiently (without generics)

Davor Kapsa

Packaging a Go application for macOS

This is a quick guide about how you can package up a Go program — with or without external resources — for macOS. It can then be downloaded, installed, and run as if it were a native Cocoa app. It does not require XCode, cgo or any special libraries.