Today, the Go team at Google is releasing a new open source project, Go Cloud, a library and tools for developing on the open cloud. Learn more in this video.

Google’s announcement of Go Cloud, a set of libraries for building cross (cloud) platform applications, is remarkable for how it recapitulates all the arguments and lessons about client cross platform.

Learn about the history of Golang.

How to keep your code clean using decorators. By using decorators the open close principle is maintained, code becomes easier to extend and easier to adjust.

Being a long time Java developer based in “standard” enterprise environment, I switched recently to the area of cloud and big data development.

How we do serverless at Sainsburys to help us cut costs and streamline services without worrying about managing their platform and infrastructure.

Adjusting the number of replicas in a Kubernetes Replication Controller. The original solution I’d seen pulled down the spec, modified it, updated it. There’s a better way!

The first article of the series explored the sample-controller. The second article of the series explored kubebuilder. This third article will explore operator-sdk.

The Google Go Team on Twitter: “WebAssembly, modules, oh my! Some might say this is the best Go release ever. Try it and see if you agree! Test early, test often!”

Check plugins for monitoring written in Golang.

In a previous episode we learned how to plot data with gonum and we added a line that approximated those points.