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Goroutines Make Concurrency (Almost) Easy [Blog]
A program that supports concurrency can carry out several operations at the same time. That’s especially important on today’s multi-core computer processors. A program that uses 4 cores at once could theoretically run almost 4 times as fast (well, for certain operations). But programs without concurrency support can usually only use a single core, which lets a lot of processing power go to waste.
Brian Scott
The O’Reilly Programming Podcast: Inside the development of a new Go ecosystem.
The O’Reilly Programming Podcast: Inside the development of a new Go ecosystem. Mark Bates on Go and Buffalo
Mark Bates
Securing API end points using Negroni, Gorilla Mux, and JWT Middleware
These days when I develop RESTful APIs, I prefer Go programming language in the back-end. I don’t use any “web framework” , rather I prefer the net/http package in the standard library. Along with the standard library, I also use some third-party libraries.
Brian Scott
Baloo - Expressive end-to-end HTTP API testing made easy in Go
Expressive and versatile end-to-end HTTP API testing made easy in Go (golang), built on top of gentleman HTTP client toolkit.
Brian Scott
The 7 stages of becoming a Go programmer ( Article )
Whether you're new to Go or a seasoned Gopher, you may recognize these steps on the path to Go enlightenment.
Brian Scott
Matcha - A framework for building iOS and Android apps in Go
Matcha is a package for building iOS and Android applications and frameworks in Go. Matcha provides a UI compenent library similar to ReactNative and exposes bindings to Objective-C and Java code through reflection. The library also provides Go APIs for common app tasks.
Brian Scott
JustForFunc #20 - code reviewing ursho (part 1) Video
JustForFunc #20 code reviewing ursho (part 1)
Brian Scott
When to use Defer in Go
Defer is a powerful control flow mechanism that is unique to Go (at least until Swift 2.0 added it). It allows you to defer a function call to the end of the currently executing function no matter how or where it returns. This is useful for many reasons, the most common of which are to close an open connection or unlock a Mutex immediately before the function ends.
Brian Scott
Introducing imgproxy, a Go server for lightning fast and secure image resizing
Introducing imgproxy, a Go server for lightning fast and secure image resizing. Tiny footprint, protection from image bombs, Docker out of the box support and easy configuration.
Yaroslav Markin
The ultimate guide to writing a Go tool - Video
Brian Scott
Pluck text in a fast and intuitive way
(Pluck Package)[https://github.com/schollz/pluck]
Pluck makes text extraction intuitive and fast. You can specify an extraction in nearly the same way you'd tell a person trying to extract the text by hand: "OK Bob, every time you find X and then Y, copy down everything you see until you encounter Z."
Brian Scott
Streaming IO in Go
In Go, input and output operations are achieved using primitives that model data as streams of bytes that can be read from or written to.
Brian Scott
Handling 1 Million Requests per Minute with Golang [Blog]
Brian Scott