freeCodeCamp·3yHow to Build a Real-Time Notification System with Go and Kafka
In this tutorial, you’ll delve into the mechanics of Kafka and then integrate it with Go to develop a real-time notification system. In order to understand this article fully, you should have prior knowledge of Goroutines, the Gin framework, and containerization tools like Docker.
The New Stack·3yGood-Bye Kris Nóva
Kris Nóva had co-founded The Nivenly Foundation, a member-controlled and democratically-governed open source foundation. She was an open source developer who contributed significantly to Linux, Kubernetes, distributed runtime environments, Falco, and the Go programming language. In a word, she was “impressive.
habr·3yLet's kill all frameworks at once
The general trend of technology development is characterized by surges and declines, says John Sutter. Sutter: We are entering an era where framework and Electron technologies may be eclipsed by generative AI. He says.NET is becoming an open platform with all source code available on GitHub.NET.
The ReadMe Project·3yIs Laravel the happiest developer community on the planet?
PHP is the language used by 77.5% of all websites with back-end languages that w3tech has been able to identify. In StackOverflow's 2023 developer survey, Go was "admired" by 62.45% of respondents, while only 41.83% admired PHP.
Community Picks·3yScripting with Go — Bitfield Consulting
Scripting with Go aims to sprinkle some Unix shell fairy dust on your Go programs. It's not that the shell itself is so clever, but its elegant design makes it the perfect tool for scripts. It has many advantages: Go programs are fast, scalable, can be written quickly, and can be maintained by large teams.
Halodoc·3yDistributed Locking In Go
Distributed Locking In Go Distributed locking is a critical concept in distributed systems. It involves the blocking of processes or threads attempting to access a shared resource that is currently in use by another thread or process. In certain scenarios, it becomes crucial to safeguard shared resources from multiple processes trying to access them simultaneously.
Community Picks·3yAvoiding Pitfalls in Go
Go is relatively young, as far as programming languages go; it will be 14 years old this November. For comparison, C++, which Go directly competes with in the space of compiled general-purpose programming languages, is 38. Its standard library leaves a bit to be desired, and its ecosystem isn’t as rich as possible.
ByteByteGo·3yCommon Failure Causes
The book is organized into five parts: Part I: Communication Part II: Coordination Part III: Scalability Part V: Maintainability. In the next few sections, we will explore some of the most common root causes of failures. We will discuss safe release practices for code and configuration changes in the context of continuous deployments.
Product Hunt·3yMage - AI-powered collaborative streaming for gamers and developers
Mage - AI-powered collaborative streaming for gamers and developers. Go live seamlessly (no software or setup required) Ultra-low latency with real-time collaboration with up to 9 streamers per channel to millions of viewers.
ITNEXT·3yEnhancing gRPC Error Handling in a Microservice Architecture
Enhancing gRPC Error Handling in a Microservice Architecture is a crucial part of software engineering. Poorly returned errors and non-informative ones can cause unimaginable headaches. The most simplistic way to return an error in an RPC might be as follows: It provides nearly zero information to the caller about what went wrong and why.
Community Picks·3yGo 1.21 Release Notes
Go 1.21 introduces a small change to the numbering of releases. Most of its changes are in the implementation of the toolchain, runtime, and libraries. The new functions and compute the smallest (or largest) function deletes all elements from a map or zeroes all elements of a slice.
