Over the time, Go has definitely become my language of choice together with Javascript and C.
As I’ve been using this language for quite some time, I’ve been learning some interesting stuff along the way.
In this section, you can find some of these findings.
exploring what glibc is, what ISO C and POSIX covers, and why golang might use glibc for some standard libraries.
Getting from Golang's net package down to the Linux kernel methods invoked when UDP messages are sent.
Getting the absolute path of process on a MacOS machine might not be as simple as in Linux.
Hugo Pipes arrived - asset post-processing is now built directly into Hugo. Check out how I made use of CSS minification and bundling to render AMP pages better
Having jump straight to gRPC, I got surprised by how easy is to set up Go RPC using net/rpc package. Check out a simple example exploring this package.
gRPC shines when it comes to sending a bunch of messages here and there. What about file uploads? Is gRPC a good fit for file transfer? Check out how to send files with gRPC and see if that makes sense.
How to write a DNS message from zero and send it via UDP to a server.
Leveraging multi-stage builds to create tiny Golang Docker images
Having build many Golang projects I came with a minimalist makefile that might work for you. If you're looking for a starter Makefile for Go, here you go.