I'm looking forwards to Go 1.18 Generics, especially the functional libraries that people write. No more manual code for 'does slice contain..?' https://t.co/ZndDPRFSHN
I'm finding https://t.co/MsNGELOsPD very useful. If you're using Hexagonal Architecture, there's a lot of data to move between layers - goverter generates this code. Well. #golang
I've been maintaining the #golang gosnmp project for 7 years, it's been a long ride and it's time to move on. So I've transferred the project from https://t.co/SSNNk6G72M to the gosnmp team https://t.co/eci4vfWzAa #snmp
You can `go get` a module off a github branch e.g. `go get https://t.co/Sep6w8Q8MP`, useful while you're waiting on multi-repo pull requests #golang#github
Useful plugin for running tests in @GoLandIDE - Grep console https://t.co/RhssSggTo0 - eg filter out junk from noisy tests. To install disable the https://t.co/glAyaPUfpQ.processes.with.pty option: Help | Find Action | Registry... Thanks Daniil. #golang
I'm liking a recent feature in GoLand, it has a tool for learning its many features. I started on the "Gogland" EAP and I'm still discovering new stuff @GoLandIDE
@VTeagueAus@StefanoMTessaro Vanessa are there any articles discussing this app? Either technical or non-technical. Will the University of Washington app build on Apple/Google's new API?
https://t.co/CwvL7q29zc