Curated Go

Curated timeline of awesome @golang articles and videos. Expect 1-3 per day. Tweets by @andychilton. Part of the @CuratedPress network.Gopher by Renée French.

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"What I learnt from building 3 high traffic web applications on an embedded key value store." - @tonialaribe

Some interesting observations. But then, I love BoltDB and Badger! #golang

https://t.co/GX35HVNowS

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"Practical Go Benchmarks" - @stackimpact

Really nice cheatsheet on benchmarks for various bits of common functionality. #golang

https://t.co/GBMwVDnWu8

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"Creating My First Web Application with Go" - @rosicadia

Long walkthrough on a first experience building a WebApp with Go. #golang

https://t.co/DtyBkT6ExW

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"Working with Redis in Go" - @ajmedwards

Nice seing another Redis driver (radix.v2) perspective as an alternative to Redigo. #golang

https://t.co/HXlD1FL0jB

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"Mocking an interface in Golang" - @Gary_LuY

Walkthrough of three ways to mock an interface, with examples. #golang

https://t.co/jxUe7W7SIE

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"Fast small prime checker in golang"

An interesting solution. Anyone care to riff on this? :) #golang

https://t.co/rgDFNvyvQl

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"On Node.js, Go and concurrency" - @edneypitta

Hi everyone, we're back. Nice easy one to get started with. Not sure I agree with everything here but it's a nice easy read. #golang

https://t.co/xeT9EYtcna

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"How I learned Go Programming" - @codehakase

Starting the New Year with a great post by someone new to Go. #golang

https://t.co/Q5x3XhyzVj

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Hi everyone, we're taking a break from today until the New Year. We wish you all the best over the next two weeks and we'll see you in 2018.

Happy Gophering! #golang

P.S. We almost got to 4,000 followers this year (3,441 isn't bad); thank you all for helping make this possible.

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"Short Introduction to Bleve" - @a_little_srdjan

A lovely intro to a great project, with fabulous descriptions on core concepts. #golang

https://t.co/8LOdq665RY

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"Using the Syntax Tree" - @oliverwyman

Nice clear example of walking the AST and performing a simple manipulation of the code. #golang

https://t.co/fci5GkuoUj

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"The complete guide to Go net/http timeouts" - @FiloSottile

An oldie (yeah, like a year old) but a goodie. An awesome post and still relevant. (Side note: this is why I like Go, it's stable.) #golang

https://t.co/soQWQJUvbj

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"Moving from PHP to Go and Back Again"

Interesting take, but I wish they'd tried Buffalo! #golang

https://t.co/wjOoWMH8oA

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"HTTP File Upload and Download" - @mzupzup

Great example showing various things you need to think about when processing uploaded files. #golang

https://t.co/RpP3dN5UnC

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"Go Tooling Essentials" - @rakyll

Loads of great nuggets of info for beginners to learn and everyone else to remind themselves. #golang

https://t.co/EWDPe4ACLk

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"cgo: When and (Usually) When Not to Use it" - @relistan

Great to see the cases for and against, and how to do it if you need to. #golang

https://t.co/eW5LoEVCBw

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"Unit Testing in Go" - @adamczerepinski

A nice run-down of the testing methods available in the stdlib. #golang

https://t.co/tu9sKkoJUx

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"Buffalo Tutorial: Create a site with GitHub Auth"

In-depth walkthrough using buffalo and goth for GitHub Auth. #golang

https://t.co/qyYufAM0pH

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@andychilton And though I really wanted to get to 4,000 followers this year (I knew it was a stretch) I'm pretty stoked we're not that far short (~750).

Watch out for new things coming in 2018. Nothing will drastically change, but there will be a few additions to look out for. Thx! #golang

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Hi everyone following @CuratedGo, those who have been following since last year and welcome to everyone who is new this year. I hope you're enjoying what I (@andychilton) do and would love your feedback for the direction I take this account next year. Please reply. #golang