Maarten uses Go to build the back-end of developer platform Jexia. You can check previous newsletter
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October 5 · Issue #23 · View online
Stay up-to-date and ahead of your peers with Maarten Bezemer's weekly newsletter for senior Golang engineers.
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Maarten uses Go to build the back-end of developer platform Jexia. You can check previous newsletter editions here.
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Diving deep into the Golang channels
An “ins and out” of the internal implementation of the Golang channels and its related operations.
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Java vs Go. Testing a large number of users
Which language to choose to write a REST API app, to provide a greater number of simultaneous users with a fast and stable response on the same hardware?
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Go Hex arch
In an earlier post I wrote about how to structure Go programs to be leveraged by both a FaaS and a standalone application.
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A UDP server and client in Go
Getting from Golang’s net package down to the Linux kernel methods invoked when UDP messages are sent.
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Async task sharing using Golang
Recently, I started to write a library for a managing an async task, you can find it here https://github.com/syariatifaris/gobucket.
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1:04 AM - 5 Oct 2018
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Calling .NET 4.5 C# methods from Go, a WIP
Before you get too excited keep in mind that you’ll need to write lots of Go structs and some C# trickery to do this. There’s no easy way out.
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Create a Go application with online presence
A live streaming app that displays the online presence of users streaming a video.
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Using encrypted private keys with Golang HTTPS server
Coming from a Java world (I am embarrassed enough), this hits me like a wall.
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Go based proxies for developing mobile sites on corporate WiFi
In this blog post we will examine how we as developers can handle tightly secured WiFi Networks and still get all the connectivity we need.
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Running Go from Android/iOS
Let’s start with creating a simple package in Go.
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Golang testing outside gotour
No one likes writing tests. Of course, I’m joking, everyone loves to write them!
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Auto-completion, Go to definition features when using Go modules, commands to run all benchmarks in file and package, using v2 of delve api by default, and more in the latest update to the plugin to @
For more details: https://t.co/F9rVvuuKOS
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11:46 PM - 3 Oct 2018
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Deploy OpenFaaS on AWS EKS
The founder of OpenFaaS tells how to use OpenFaaS on Amazon EKS. It’s one of the popular tools in the FaaS area, counting 13k GitHub stars and 130 contributors.
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Iterative optimization on hot paths
At Samsara, we provide real-time data to our customers while ingesting millions of events per minute from thousands of connected devices.
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GraphQL subscription with Golang and React JS - Part 1
Purpose of this demo is to showcase GraphQL, mutation and subscription in Golang. We also explain the use of gqlgen to auto-generate code.
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How to develop a serverless application with Fission - Part 1
When users try to develop serverless apps, they often start with Serverless services offered on public clouds, like AWS Lambda or Google Cloud Functions. However…
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LINE Engineers: implementing Flex Messages with the Go SDK
In this post, I would like to share the know-how gained from implementing the Flex Message support as a Go SDK representative.
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Real-time IoT analytics, by Mosquitto, AWS Kinesis and InfluxDB
Data needs to be collected, processed, stored and analyzed in order to get actionable insights from them. To do so, we need to build data pipeline.
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NanoPC-T4: no room for anything else - Review
A look at the newly released NanoPC-T4. The T4 was outperfoming everything again on Golang, especially on the all-important garbage collection test.
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#230 NanoPC-T4: No room for anything else. // Review
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