Most people think concurrency = parallelism. They're different.
Parallelism → hardware. Depends on CPU cores.
Concurrency → software. Managing tasks so nothing blocks.
Go handles this with goroutines — managed by Go's own scheduler, not the OS.
Day 4 🐹 #golang#learninpublic
Built my first Go backend server.
In Node.js — process.env.SOMETHING and hope for the best.
In Go — if config doesn't exist, it won't even start. Fails fast, not silently in production.
Errors at startup > Errors in production.
Day 3 🐹 #golang#learninpublic
Read an article today: "Go evolves in the wrong direction."
The argument — Generics added complexity without real productivity gains.
Honestly? Maybe true. But I'm not judging a language I haven't built with yet.
Ask me again in 3 months.
#golang#devthoughts
Learned Generics in Go today.
Already knew the concept from TypeScript.
The syntax is just different — but the idea is the same.
Write once, works for multiple types. Clean.
Day 2 🐹 #golang#learninpublic
@anjalid2006@Markmanson Let me tell you the title of a book. It says `A FABLE ABOUT FOLLOWING YOUR DREAM`. i won't spoil it for you, but it's a story of a boy who sets out to find a treasure and believes strongly in omens. I'll leave it at that 😂
@thepoonam0914 U just need a laptop that's it... At least it should able to run vs code and a browser together that's it... That's the bare minimum
Specs me kya rakkha hai
Took a long break from Go. Restarting today.
Interfaces finally clicked:
"I don't care what type you are. Just have these methods."
Any type with those methods satisfies it. No extra keyword needed.
Cleanest concept in any language. Day 1 of consistency 🐹
#golang#learninpublic
Got laid off last week.
No panic — using this as a reset.
→ MERN interview prep
→ Go (Day 30)
→ Web3 fundamentals
→ Smart applications
1.5 YOE building RBAC, PIM & ERP systems in production.
Open to MERN roles in Ahmedabad.
Documenting the journey publicly.
#OpenToWork
Good morning everyone!
Today i have learnt about how Go works under the hood.
And its so fascinating that Go converts the code into the machine code directly, And that makes it even more faster than other languages.
really really enjoying learning go 😀