Go devs found a surprising number of ways to create and use objects. We’ll look at a 3-step approach to object management—instantiation, initialisation & initiation.

We are going to focus mostly on some design decisions and how I went about writing an SPI interface using Go on a Raspberry Pi.

When it comes to integration or end-to-end testing, there is no more place for mocks. As all should tested around real components or at least stubs for integration.

By forcing goroutines to exchange data through channels, it’s possible to enable data-driven execution. An attempt to map goroutines on a data-driven based PXM.

As devs, we all know how important testing our code is. If you haven’t tested what you’ve written, you can’t really say you’ve created it. 

A lot of times, even writing a simple app is easier to build if you use different libraries and extensions written by…

Kubernetes applications can be written with the Go language using the client-go library: https://github.com/kubernetes/client-go. This library provides tools to test apps written with it. Let’s…

The goal of this post is to show a pattern for allocating a set amount of goroutine to a job queue and clean up after the job completion.

While writing tests involving concurrency in Go I encountered the situation of waiting for a series of events across multiple goroutines to complete.

We’ve had to redesign our async queuing system. After researching several options, we went with AWS Simple Queue Service and Simple Notification Service.

This paper describes a successful attempt to combine two relatively new technologies: Stream Control Transmission Protocol (SCTP) and the programming language Go, achieved by extending the existing Go network library with SCTP.

I had bought Raspberry Pi 2.0 to experiment on its GPIO pins. I was curious to check how Linux installs on such a small, credit card size micro computer.

If you are deploying serverless applications in AWS Lambda and using Java, you are well aware of cold start problems.

One of the most exciting things about learning a foreign language is developing a proficiency for reading it.

We’re announcing a new linter for Go that also will be a sandbox for prototyping your ideas in the world of static code analysis. In this article we’re going to describe the architecture of…

In February 2017, the issue for WebAssembly support was opened at golang/go by Brad Fitzpatrick member of the Go team.

Recently, JetBrains ran a survey on the state of developer ecosystems. As part of the survey, they asked Go developers about their tools of choice. 

Over 250+ developers share their insights on modern Go programming. Keep up with the most relevant technologies and frameworks in this infographic!

Have you ever had the feeling that testing your application end to end was too hard? Not anymore.

In this article I will share some good talks that I saw about go language.