I just found an interesting Go repository: https://t.co/OmBou0t8BS
If you are learning Go, spend some time here after the syntax tutorials. Learning how to check test coverage, compare benchmark results, and find bugs is also part of learning how to use Go.
@htmx_org When someone once said “make the change easy, then make the change” I think the underlying message and mechanic was actually “easy to understand”.
users are already extending Nvim 0.13 multicursor 💦
(cursors are queryable as an extmarks namespace)
here's a script by celeste3z to get "align" functionality (similar to tabular, vim-lion):
https://t.co/nyW9rloL5o
if you haven't seen yet, the htmx 4 game is available online:
https://t.co/LWxi2Dnigw
and available in / P H Y S I C A L M E D I A / of course for the spiritual aristocrats amongst you
The goroutine leak detector will become generally available in Go 1.27.
But did you know you can also use synctest (Go 1.25+) to catch goroutine leaks in tests?
See how the two approaches compare:
https://t.co/iUrAa7RJoa
noCopy is an interesting zero-byte field used in almost every sync struct.
But you can still copy the sync struct, it doesn't stop the compiler, it doesn't stop your program from running.
So what does it actually do? Here :) https://t.co/8lTUWGj5gl
I feel bad for the next generation of software producers that will have started their journey after a time when one could produce software without a requiring subscription and or token fees. Ah yes it’s true, coding used to be something you do for free. What a privilege that was
My Go Concurrency book is now available on Amazon:
https://t.co/XpwStMDmNC
And, of course, it's still free to read on my website:
https://t.co/aBlt4BL6At
With interactive examples!